For many years I have traveled in many parts of the world. In America I live in New York, or dip into Chicago or San Francisco. But New York is no more America than Paris is France or London is England. Thus I discovered that I did not know my own country. I, an American writer, writing about America, was working from memory, and the memory is at best a faulty, warpy reservoir. I had not heard the speech of America, smelled the grass and trees and sewage, seen its hills and water, its color and quality of light. I knew the changes only from books and newspapers. But more than this, I had not felt the country for twenty-five years.
The author most frequently uses _____
to support his purpose of informing the reader of his past.
Hi I noticed you posted this six days ago but if you still need an answer: The author uses descriptive details to support his purpose of informing the reader of his past. The author uses the passage to give the reader a very specific idea of his past.
The author uses descriptive details to support his purpose of informing the reader of his past. The author uses the passage to give the reader a very specific idea of his past.
