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English, 27.06.2019 20:30, 2Pallie2

As readers explore this book, i hope they will gain an appreciation for modern dance. i assert that hip-hop deserves the same recognition as ballet, tap, and jazz, and this book supports that assertion. through an explanation of history, choreography, and famous performances, i will prove hip-hop’s worth. what feature distinguishes this passage as an introduction? it provides a high-interest “hook.” it clearly explains the book’s topic. it adds credibility to the author. it is written by an expert on the subject.

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