Question

Why does the author write “struck off” instead of “walked off”?

Answer 1

Is there any choices?

Answer 2

I think it's to say a more intense type of action. It could mean whoever was "walking" off was mad so that's probably why the author said struck off. Because if you think about it, "struck off" gives more of an idea of how the character was probably feeling, which maybe is "mad." "Walked off" just sounds bland and it doesn't give an idea. So that's what I think.

Answer 3

I could be wrong, but that's just my opinion. I hope it helps you out though.

Answer 4

thanks

Answer 5

there are not any chorces

Answer 6

choices