Lee's diction in "A Letter to His Son" is somewhat informal because he is:

A. delivering a public speech.

B. writing to his son.

C. discussing a trivial subject.

D. speaking in code to avoid suspicion.

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Evangeline Wood

5 January, 12:04

Lee's diction in "A Letter to His Son" is somewhat informal because he is:

A. delivering a public speech.

B. writing to his son.

C. discussing a trivial subject.

D. speaking in code to avoid suspicion.

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Jeffrey Moyer · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter B.

He was writing a letter to his son to console him for the loss of his wife. The letter directly demonstrated the emotions that Lee felt for his family and the strength he carries through the war. It shows how strong his faith in God was, and his empathy towards others.

Lee's diction in "A Letter to His Son" is somewhat informal because he is:A. delivering a public speech.B. writing to his son.C. discussing a trivial subject.D. speaking in code to avoid suspicion.

Lee's diction in "A Letter to His Son" is somewhat informal because he is:

A. delivering a public speech.

B. writing to his son.

C. discussing a trivial subject.

D. speaking in code to avoid suspicion.