English, 01.03.2021 14:10 bankskry

Pls help i need all of it today ill make you brainiest In the text “my friend Walt Whitman” by Mary Oliver
1 . Infer oliver does not directly state her purpose for writing. It is up to you to infer it based on details in the text. What is the main purpose for writing?Cite text evidence in your response

2. Evaluate how do the quotations from Whitman create an organization design for the essay? How does this organizational design support Oliver’s ideas?

3. Analyze how does Oliver support in the idea that Whitman was her friend? Cite evidence from the text in your response.

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