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English, 24.03.2020 20:07 kelseiroll8554

Read the passage. After serving the community for 30 years, Kids First Academy (Forest Glen Campus) will close this Friday. The owners of the preschool cited low enrollment and increasing building costs as reasons for their decision. This school year 63 students were enrolled, compared with 75 students the previous school year. Which language feature does this passage contain? colloquialism precise words imagery personal experience

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