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I need a topic about symbolisim in " A streetcar named desire" by Tennessee Williams ... or , comparision between " A streetcar named desire" by Tennessee Williams and the death of salesman by Arthur Miller
What you really need to do is read those works yourself, and do your own homework assignments. They are both classics and you will remember them forever.
What you really need to do is read those works yourself, and do your own homework assignments. They are both classics and you will remember them forever.
In addition, you need to go back to 4th grade. You obviously failed grammar.
well ... I'm gonna improve my grammer in English, but I want a really answer to request .
I have read those works by myself , so all I need is a literary comment on them .
well ... I'm gonna improve my grammer in English, but I want a really answer to request .
I have read those works by myself , so all I need is a literary comment on them .
similion, frankly this is not the place for a literary comment from members for your school report. We are generally here to talk about books.
Good luck with your project.
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Originally Posted by similion
well ... I'm gonna improve my grammer in English, but I want a really answer to request .
I have read those works by myself , so all I need is a literary comment on them .
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