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Style refers to an author's unique way of writing that makes their work stand out. An author develops their style through word choice, sentence structure, point of view, text organization, and tone. Style can be formal, using serious language like in a cover letter, or informal, using casual language as in a text message between friends. The key aspects that contribute to an author's style are vocabulary, sentence types, perspective, organization, and mood.
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Style
- 1. Style
- 2. What is STYLE ? Every author has his or her own style Style is the way an author makes their work stand out Think about how people at your school dress. People probably have very different “styles.” Writing is the same way.
- 3. STYLE The 5 things below help an author create their style: 4) Word choice (diction) and vocabulary 5) Types of sentences (long, short, complicated) 6) Point of view 7) The way they organize the text 8) The tone and mood of the text
- 4. Style can also be described as formal or informal. Formal- serious and business-like Informal- not serious; the way you would talk to a friend
- 5. Style: Formal vs. Informal Formal : Dear Sir, I would like to apply for a job at your company. My résumé is attached. Please read it over at your convenience and contact me if you have questions. Sincerely, Andrew Meyer Informal : Hey, Sara! What's going on tonight? Call me before you guys leave, okay? --Beth