Varied Sentence Structure. Sentence structure is how you arrange your words, phrases, and clauses in a sentence. Writers who don’t vary their sentences repeat the same sentence subject, length, and type. This repetition bores the reader, and it weakens your voice. Varied sentences give your writing life.
The answer is A commanding
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Prefixes come before a word
Suffixes come after a word
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So as I understood the question it asks you to write a draft of the letter thinking that you are the narrator.
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-you can point out that something is clearly wrong( you can add your own ideas since you are the narrator*<em> the writer of the draft</em>*)
-You can add your own ideas ( like you found something very terrifying for example like Maggie's brother is not dead)