An author can create a slow-paced text by using which sentence structure?

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long sentencesIf an author uses long, extended sentences, it will create more of a long, slow, page for the reader. Short sentences increase the pace and make it feel faster, while long sentences can lull the reader into a slower rhythm.

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Ainat [17]3 years ago

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Long sentences

If an author uses long, extended sentences, it will create more of a long, slow, page for the reader. Short sentences increase the pace and make it feel faster, while long sentences can lull the reader into a slower rhythm.

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