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2 years ago
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Why would you use synonyms in your writing? to enhance your introductions to make your sentences more colorful to vary the lengt

h of your sentences to enhance your conclusions
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dem82 [27]2 years ago
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Correct Answer is:
To make your sentences more colorful

Using the same word again and again in your sentences make your writing dull. This approach can not catch the attention of the reader. The purpose of writing is to convey your point to the reader in a such a way that the reader enjoys and understands during reading. One of the approaches is to use synonyms to shape your words and ideas. This approach makes the writing more colorful and appealing. 
LiRa [457]2 years ago
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Just Did this quiz GRADPOINT  got 100%

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(B): to make your sentences more colorful

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