Combine the sentences

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He stood up on the sidelines as he nervously waited for the football game to begin

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Tone is the way a narrator conveys his feelings when speaking or writing. A speaker can have a happy, anxious, angry, depressed tone.

Mood on the other hand is simply the atmosphere which the tone of the narrator creates in a work.

Some differences between tone and mood:

Tone refers to the choice of words a speaker decides to use
Mood is the atmosphere a reader gets when reading the words of a speaker.
Tone and mood does not have to be only positive and uplifting words because a tone can be either negative or depressing.