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English, 21.05.2021 14:00 ginalopez567

Look at these lines: ‘Suddenly I heard high-pitched screams. “No-o-o-o!” screamed the scream. “No! No! No!” The crowd froze. Every single person turned towards where the screams were coming from.’ Give three ways the writer builds up tension in these lines.

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