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English, 25.06.2021 04:50, kyliefetters11

What is a true statement about a shakespearean sonnet a: the final couplet reverses the ideas of the three quatrains

b: the third quatrain shows a reversal of thought from the first two quatrains

the third quatrain shows a change in mood fro the first two quatrains

c: the third quatrain shows a change in mood from the first two quatrains

d: the final couplet states the main idea of the poem

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