Question

In Ernest Hemingway’s “In Another Country,” what kind of sentence length and structure does Hemingway use?

His sentences are often complex.
His sentences are short yet flowing.
His sentences are long and flowing.
His sentences are short and direct.

Answer 1

Have you read the book?

Answer 2

yeah but I don't understand the Question

Answer 3

Ok its asking how "hard" his sentences are

Answer 4

They aren't very hard.

Answer 5

So through out all the book he has kept close to the same sentence structure the question is asking what structure they are

Answer 6

so simple, complex

Answer 7

Thats not an one I can Pick.

Answer 8

i know it was just an example sorry XD

Answer 9

so what do you think the answer is?

Answer 10

D but i'm not sure and I gotta to get this one right.

Answer 11

one sec

Answer 12

@Jack_Prism

Answer 13

I personally would say that it is A or C because his sentences are longer and they are harder to make with out making a run on sentence so but this is form all that i have read of the book i have not read the full story

Answer 14

I know they are Repetition and polysyndeton but idk how that would help.

Answer 15

@shamallamadingdong

Answer 16

Honestly i have no clue i would have to read more of the book to help you, @Jack_Prism would prob be able to help u if he WASNT AFK -.-

Answer 17

while i'll leave the question up for a few maybe he will be on

Answer 18

@Jack_Prism

Answer 19

@Jack_Prism pleass help

Answer 20

while it wasn't a :/

Answer 21

;-;