English, 03.10.2019 09:00 m3lissa

The author’s purpose is?
the primary reason the author wrote the text.

the feelings the author has about the text.

the thoughts the author has about the text.

the conclusions the author draws in the text.

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The author’s purpose is?
the primary reason the author wrote the text.

the feelin...