In Ernest Hemingway's "In Another Country," how does the author convey events and emotions?

(A) He suggests them without explaining them.

(B) He allows the reader to guess at events and emotions.

(C) He uses many adjectives and details.

(D) He discusses the events and emotions at great length.

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Matilda Osborn

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3 September, 19:16

In Ernest Hemingway's "In Another Country," how does the author convey events and emotions?

(A) He suggests them without explaining them.

(B) He allows the reader to guess at events and emotions.

(C) He uses many adjectives and details.

(D) He discusses the events and emotions at great length.

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Teagan Good · Answer 1

The answer to this question is the letter "D". In Ernest Hemingway's In Another Country, he discusses the events and emotions at great length. The person who is narrating the story frequently uses I word and shares his or her emotions and feelings.

In Ernest Hemingway's "In Another Country," how does the author convey events and emotions?(A) He suggests them without explaining them.(B) He allows the reader to guess at events and emotions.(C) He uses many adjectives and details.(D) He discusses the events and emotions at great length.

In Ernest Hemingway's "In Another Country," how does the author convey events and emotions?

(A) He suggests them without explaining them.

(B) He allows the reader to guess at events and emotions.

(C) He uses many adjectives and details.

(D) He discusses the events and emotions at great length.