which practice did robert frost have in common with his modernist peers?\nusing traditional forms\nusing…

Brief Explanations:

Modernist poets often aimed to break from traditional forms and use experimental techniques. However, Robert Frost, while considered a modernist, had a unique approach. He wrote in everyday language which was a common practice among some modernist peers who wanted to make poetry more accessible. He did not always use experimental techniques or write in free - verse exclusively, and he did not mainly rely on traditional forms like earlier poets.

Answer:

writing in everyday language