PLZ HELP DUE TOMORROW Tone
Vhat is the overall tone created by the speaker?
How does th...
PLZ HELP DUE TOMORROW Tone
Vhat is the overall tone created by the speaker?
How does the speaker use syntax to create this tone? Support your response by referencing the speaker's use of pacing, repetition, and word order.
How does the speaker use diction to create this tone? Support your response by referencing the speaker's use of informal language, connotation and denotation, and/or word choice.
Voice
What can you tell about the voice of the speaker in this
recording?
How does the author use syntax to create voice? Support
your response by referencing the speaker's use of pacing.
repetition, and word order.
How does the author use diction to create voice? Support
your response by referencing the speaker's use of informal
language, connotation and denotation, and word choice.
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