English, 17.03.2020 16:09 tori362

1. Infer The narrator uses many idioms, commonly-used expressions that mean
something other than the literal meaning of their words. For example, when
Juan is "caught ... with his guard down," the author means that he wasn't being
cautious, not that he physically protected himself most of the time. What tone,
or attitude toward the character and the audience, do the idioms create?

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1. Infer The narrator uses many idioms, commonly-used expressions that mean
something other th...