What is the differance between the use of 'And I'm in Paris with you' and 'But I'm in Paris with you'?

And suggests bad - but suggests good

And suggests good - but suggests bad

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In Paris With You - James Fenton - Quiz

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1'Maroonded' is a made up word.
1. ATrue
2. BFalse
2There are examples of half rhymes in the poem - which of these is an example from the poem?
1. AElysees - Sleazy
2. BThumb - Lung
3What is the differance between the use of 'And I'm in Paris with you' and 'But I'm in Paris with you'?
1. AAnd suggests bad - but suggests good
2. BThere isn't a differance
3. CAnd suggests good - but suggests bad
4The relationship in the poem changes from positive to negative through out.
1. ATrue
2. BFalse
5The writer of the poem is very happy about the relationship and uses the word we rather than I a lot.
1. ATrue
2. BFalse

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