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2 years ago

The way authors, narrators and speakers express their personality in writing is known as what

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Elan Coil [88]2 years ago

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Answer: Voice

Explanation:

The voice is referred to as the way that authors, narrators and speakers express their personality in writing.

The voice expresses the emotion, tone, attitude and point of view of the author through the use of diction. Through the voice, the desired effect that a writer wants to have on its readers can be created.

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