Question

which practice did robert frost have in common with his modernist peers? using traditional forms using experimental techniques writing in everyday language writing in free verse

Explanation:

Robert Frost, while often associated with traditional forms, shared with modernist peers the practice of writing in everyday language. Modernist poets, like Frost, aimed for a more accessible, colloquial style in their work, moving away from overly formal or archaic language. The other options: using traditional forms (Frost used traditional forms but modernists often rejected them), using experimental techniques (Frost was less experimental), and writing in free verse (Frost mostly used metrical forms) are less accurate.

Answer:

writing in everyday language