When you read a text, what clues do you rely on to help you determine what the authors tone is

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Nookie1986 [14]4 years ago

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Sometimes, this is very obvious. The author may state it or you may be able to tell from the type of media. If the author’s purpose isn’t obvious, ask “ How did this make me feel? ” Author’s usually try to elicit very specific emotions from their readers. Do you suddenly feel compelled to go buy a product that was mentioned? Are you rolling on the floor laughing? How you react to the text is a great hint as to the author’s purpose. Dual Purposes

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