Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to create a tongue twister [title] Aim for alliteration. [step] Alliteration is a literary device by which you string together a group of words that begin with the same consonant sound. The words appear in quick succession, and they emphasize each other. <sep> (A) Some examples of alliteration are : [substeps] " benjamin franklin " " sam's dude are right fingers " " andy loves black, black boot. " [title] Write from the root of words. (B) The following examples are names like " harry potter, " " moop, " and " cy. " [substeps] " harry potter, " " moop, " and " cy " are all verbs that do not have a consonant sound to them, and this is because they both taper into a conjugation. (C) Tongues trip over the tricky tips of a thick alliterative twist. This will make your tongue twister much more difficult to say. (D) As we rapidly comprehend addition and subtraction, we're better equipped to make effective uses of tension devices. [substeps] Alliteration is a literary device by which you string together a group of words that begin with the same consonants, and they emphasize each other.
Output (English): C