Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to write alliteration poems [title] Learn what alliteration is. [step] Beginner poets might be unsure of what an alliteration poem is. If you're just starting out, you may be confused between assonance, consonance, and alliteration. <sep> (A) Figuring out what the following books are saying will provide you with a much more understanding and proficiency in reading alliteration. It should be able to give you a good general idea of your text in a few pages. (B) Though similar, these terms do have distinct differences. [substeps] Assonance involves the repetition of the same or similar vowel sounds in the stressed syllable of a word. (C) It is important to read the alliteration before you write it. You can begin any kind of poetry writing by reading the alliteration (e.g., poetry books, poetry guides, perhaps even poetry guides) and reading this " how are you? " line. (D) That's okay! Alliteration involves having the message spoken aloud to the reader and then prompting them to copy or embody the forward movement (in this case, die). To understand what an assonance poem is, you should first figure out which of these thoughts is coming from you.
Output (English): B