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5 Cards in this Set
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DICTION
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It is the author's choice of words. When authors write, they choose their words very carefully.
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AUTHOR'S PURPOSE
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It is the writer's reason for creating a work or using particular language. It is the author's goal or the effect he/she wants to achieve.
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FORMAL LANGUAGE
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It states the meaning exactly and uses correct Standard English. (Example: Please keep silent about this situation.)
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INFORMAL LANGUAGE
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It often uses expressions, dialect, or figurative language to express an idea. (Example: Don't let the cat out of the bag.)
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CONNOTATION
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It is the association surrounding a word that are not part of its literal dictionary meaning.
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