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Why does an author choose precise words over vague words

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The author may choose precise words over vague words because precise words are stated in a way that is exact and specific which is what u need to draw the reader in if u use vague it would be harder for the reader to picture it in there head

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RideAnS [48]4 years ago

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An author would choose to use precise words when writing a work because if they use vague or unclear language readers lose interest and context.

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