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Which statement best describes Raymond Carver’s style in “Everything Stuck to Him”? A. extended discussions of characters B. long descriptions of the setting C. rich and expressive dialogue D. emotion and action in few words

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Armin12345 Armin12345

18-04-2015

the answer is C. rich and expressive dialogue.

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Аноним Аноним

18-04-2015

Raymond Carver's style in "Everything Stuck to him" is described as C) Rich and expressive dialogue.

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