Which practice did robert frost have in common with his modernist peers? writing in everyday language writing in free verse using traditional forms using experimental techniques

c- writing in everyday language

A). Writing in everyday language.

Explanation:

Modernist literature was highly inclined towards portraying real-life struggles of day-to-day life instead of fabricating a world that has no affiliation to the real world. Therefore, modernist writers escaped/broke away from the conventional forms of writing by proposing more value and space to reality and individualism.

Robert Frost is often regarded as a 'modern poet' as his writing endows modernist features like preoccupation with the daily life struggles(common characteristic of modern writings) governed by capitalism and scientific developments. One of the chief elements of his poetry includes 'symbolism' which exemplifies a key feature of modernist writing. Thus, the practice that Frost has in common with his modernist peers is the use of everyday language. Therefore, option A is the correct answer.

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