3 years ago

What is the author’s tone in a piece of writing?

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Hi!

An author's tone is basically their overall feeling or attitude toward a topic. The tone can be anything from angry, happy, or even sad.

Here's an example:

'And just like that, she left. The walls of melancholy arose; closing in on me once more. I stood alone'.

You would say that the tone in this passage would be of sadness.

Hopefully, this helps you! =)

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