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What is something writers can rely on to communicate tone?

Word Choice: Using specific words that carry the desired emotional weight and connotation.

Sentence Structure: Varying sentence length and structure to create rhythm, emphasis, and pacing.

Figurative Language: Employing metaphors, similes, personification, and other devices to add depth and resonance.

Point of View: Selecting the appropriate narrative perspective (first-person, third-person) and voice to convey the intended tone.

Details and Imagery: Including vivid descriptions and sensory details to evoke the desired emotional response.

Humor and Irony: Using humor or irony to create a particular atmosphere or underscore a certain message.

Pacing and Rhythm: Adjusting the speed and flow of the writing to match the desired tone.

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