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What Do These Statement Tell You About Anne Frank as a Person?Anyone Could Ramble on and Leave Big Spaces Between the Words, but the Trick Was to Come up with Convincing Arguments to Prove the Nec - English - Language and Literature

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What do these statement tell you about Anne Frank as a person?

Anyone could ramble on and leave big spaces between the words, but the trick was to come up with convincing arguments to prove the necessity of taking.

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 This statement shows that Anne knew a lot about writing. She was given the task of writing an essay as a punishment. She took it on with full vigour. She did not want to write it like others who merely left big spaces between the words to make the essay look voluminous. She knew that the trick was to come up with a convincing argument to prove the necessity of talking. She was different in her approach from everybody else.

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From the Diary of Anne Frank
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