What does enjambment do in a poem?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. It runs a sentence over a line break, which can speed up the pace
- Step 1: The sense runs on without punctuation. Step 2. The reader moves quickly to the next line. Answer: It carries a sentence over a line break, which can speed up the pace. Why not the others: End-stopped lines have punctuation.
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