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English, 03.02.2021 20:50, isabelleecurtis

Now, think of another inference you made about the excerpt of "Lincoln the Great." Write a short paragraph explaining your claim, supporting it with textual evidence, and writing commentary to describe your reasoning. Use parallel structure
at least once in your paragraph.
To clarify your understanding of the text, repeat the instructions to a peer before you begin writing. Answer questions
and provide explanations to ensure that you and a peer both understand the task.

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