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Style |
The distinctive quality of speech or writing in arrangement of words and figures of speech. Style also includes sentence length and variety. EXAMPLE: Daniel Defoe used to run-on sentences in Robinson Crusoe. |
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Tone |
The speakers attitude toward the subject or audience. EXAMPLE: It was a dark and stormy night, denotes a scary tone. OTHER EXAMPLES: animated humble, incredulous, and whimsical |
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Colloquialisms |
Informal or conversational use of text EXAMPLES: y'all, pop, soda, bags, sack, bubbler, kick to the bucket, the big enchilada |
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Diction |
Choice of words. EXAMPLE: luminous glow versus beaming light |
