Media Techniques Used In Elie Wiesel's 'Night'

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1.There are used a lot of swear words in this TV series about a prison break.

2.“The setting of the story is always playing a big part in movies,” the professor explained to the audience.

3.The two young men had a fine dinner, and they thought that the roast tasted very well.

4.You have to rely on that the police will help in case of an emergency.

5.Which of the two houses look less expensive, do you think?

6.Tonight, I take a picture of the presidential candidate as soon as he arrives at the convention.

7.“Your youngest son played absolutely brilliant in yesterday’s school play,” said the teacher smilingly.

8.When he later that day realized the consequences of his decision, it was already too late.

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