Read this sentence.
"Now came a contrast in tempo-the lumbering sluggishness of giant
tortois...
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English, 22.01.2021 21:20, jhanes1983
Read this sentence.
"Now came a contrast in tempo-the lumbering sluggishness of giant
tortoises, painfully trudging along, step by laborious step"
The author uses sensory language in this sentence in order to?...
Suggest that the concert will soon be ending.
Illustrate the boredom felt by the audience.
Indicate that the musicians are playing much too slowly.
Show that the music engages the imagination.
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