How does Robinson use language in effective and engaging ways to develop his argument to his younger self-and, in
the process, to young readers in the present? In your response, consider such techniques as metaphor, repetition, and sentence structure.

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Read : Letter to My Younger Self
By: David Robinson

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Hi, you've asked an incomplete question. However, here's a brief explanation of the terms metaphor, repetition, and sentence structure, this would allow you to determine the author's style.

Metaphor

A Metaphor is a figure of speech that is often used to compare something or someone using an object, activity, or idea that shouldn't be taken literally.

Repetition

Repetition is one literary device that occurs when a word or phrase is intentionally repeated by a writer two or more times in a written passage. For example, saying "Home sweet home", here the word repeated is 'home'.

Sentence structure

The term sentence structure refers to the physical nature of a sentence and how the contents of a particular sentence are presented. For example, the structure could include such things as the writer's choice of sentence subject, the length of sentences, etc.

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