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If a poet writes, "the soil / is bare now, nor can foot feel, being shod", the best paraphrasing is

Afeet that wear shoes often hurt.
Bthe earth is worn bare from man's use.
Cdirt doesn't feel good to walk on.
Dthe soil is ruined by people planting.

Verified Answer :

I am pretty sure that its B. The earth is worn bare from man's use.

The best paraphrasing for the soil is bare now is the earth is worn bare from man's use Option(b) is the correct answer.

What does Bare worn means?

Bare worn actually means without actual clothing or covering such as without the usual furnishings etc.

If the poet actually writes the soil is bare and being shod which means that the earth is actually bare from the man's use.

Therefore Option(b) is correct.

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