Thomas Jefferson's Sentence Structure

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The structure of the passage is ordinary dialogue since the whole passage is a portion of a speech from one character. Sentence structure is typically extended due to the amount of comparisons and complex ideas being manifested. This allows for the reader to comprehend all the concepts stated and allows for the speech to flow. However, hyphens are present on one occasion for the author to elaborate on examples in which Thomas Jefferson’s statement was misused. Through his elaboration, the reader may interpret the author’s indignant tone.

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