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This document discusses creative writing and some of its key elements. Creative writing uses imagination, creativity, and innovation. It includes genres like poetry, short stories, and novels. Writers can vary language through diction, imagery, figures of speech, and different writing styles. Imagery creates pictures in the reader's mind through visual, auditory, olfactory, gustatory, and tactile descriptions.
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- 4. VARIATIONS ON LANGUAGE DENOTATIVE- DICTIONARY. CONNOTATIVE- Figurative meaning of a word. Variation –characteristic of language that allows a writer to express more than one way of saying the same thing.
- 5. VARIATION ON LANGUAGE DICTION IMAGERY AND SENSORY EXPERIENCE FIGURES OF SPEECH
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