CREATIVE WRITING

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Arrangement of words in a sentence.

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Syntax

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Diction that adheres to grammatical rules and uses complex syntax.

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Formal

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Informal words/expressions representing a region or time. Examples: “Ain’t”, “y’all”.

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Colloquial

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Diction is driven by lyrical words that reflect a theme in a poem, creating a harmonious sound. It often involves descriptive language, sometimes with a beat or rhyme.

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Poetic

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New word, modified word, or words with new meaning.

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Slang

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Words chosen to convey a single meaning, often in educated speech.

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Pedantic

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Diction uses words for their literal meanings, appealing to the senses.

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Concrete

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This casual vernacular reflects real-life communication, allowing authors to create realistic characters.

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Informal

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Diction uses words for their literal meanings, appealing to the senses.

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Pedantic

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Diction is how words are arranged in a sentence.

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