Tone refers to a writer's attitude toward their subject. This document provides lists of words that convey different tones, such as positive tones like "amiable" and "optimistic", negative tones like "hateful" and "irritable", humor/sarcasm tones like "sardonic" and "cynical", and neutral tones like "formal" and "factual". It also notes some commonly overused tone words and provides verbs and nouns derived from tone words.
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Tone refers to a writer's attitude toward their subject. This document provides lists of words that convey different tones, such as positive tones like "amiable" and "optimistic", negative tones like "hateful" and "irritable", humor/sarcasm tones like "sardonic" and "cynical", and neutral tones like "formal" and "factual". It also notes some commonly overused tone words and provides verbs and nouns derived from tone words.
Tone refers to a writer's attitude toward their subject. This document provides lists of words that convey different tones, such as positive tones like "amiable" and "optimistic", negative tones like "hateful" and "irritable", humor/sarcasm tones like "sardonic" and "cynical", and neutral tones like "formal" and "factual". It also notes some commonly overused tone words and provides verbs and nouns derived from tone words.
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Tone refers to a writer's attitude toward their subject. This document provides lists of words that convey different tones, such as positive tones like "amiable" and "optimistic", negative tones like "hateful" and "irritable", humor/sarcasm tones like "sardonic" and "cynical", and neutral tones like "formal" and "factual". It also notes some commonly overused tone words and provides verbs and nouns derived from tone words.
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A change or shift in tone will be signalled by the following:
o Key words such as but, yet, nevertheless, however, although o Punctuation such as dashes, periods, colons, semicolons o Stanza and paragraph divisions o Changes in line and stanza or sentence length