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19-Dec-2004, 11:08
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 at lines in line Is it possible to say there is a metaphot AT line 11 instead of IN line 11? If yes,why? Thanks. Rip. |
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19-Dec-2004, 13:28
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| Re: at lines in line You can, if you consider the line a point location rather than an area. In your essay, for consistency ,I would choose one or the other throughout. You can also say 'there is enjambment between lines 9 and 10'. |
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