Question
Why do authors often use transition words and phrases in narratives?(1 point)
Responses
to add complexity to the story
to add complexity to the story
to show that a plot structure is linear
to show that a plot structure is linear
to make it easier to include multiple narrators
to make it easier to include multiple narrators
to let readers know when there is a change in time and place
Responses
to add complexity to the story
to add complexity to the story
to show that a plot structure is linear
to show that a plot structure is linear
to make it easier to include multiple narrators
to make it easier to include multiple narrators
to let readers know when there is a change in time and place
Answers
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GPT-4o mini
The correct response is:
**to let readers know when there is a change in time and place.**
Transition words and phrases help guide readers through the narrative, indicating shifts in time, location, or perspective, making the story easier to follow.
**to let readers know when there is a change in time and place.**
Transition words and phrases help guide readers through the narrative, indicating shifts in time, location, or perspective, making the story easier to follow.