Which best describes how diction contributes to a writer’s style?

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ozzi3 years ago

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<span>It is the writer’s way of constructing words into sentences. He takes into account proper punctuation, clearness, effectiveness in getting the message through. How well a writer’s diction is will depend on well his work is understood and if he is able to convey the message to his audience.</span>

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