English, 19.07.2019 19:30 rosehayden21
How does the fact that night is a memoir rather than a biography or informational text the author achieve his purpose in this excerpt?
the author is able to present an objective account of the situation.
the author is able to personalize the event by using the words we and us.
the author is able to give only the facts so that the reader understands the situation.
the author is able to rely on the denotative meanings of words to tell about the event.
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