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Style (Diction) – words choice for an argument Connotation – key to argument style which means in Latin roots With a Grade/Note. Writers of effective argument know that “variety is the spice of life,” when it comes to writing stylish sentences. Varying sentence length can be especially effective. Types of sentences Sentence/Clause Declarative (.) Independent Clause: Subject, verb, express a completion Interrogative (?) 1. Simple Exclamatory (!) 2. Compound Imperative (!/.) command Two or more independent clauses joined by a Dependent Clause coordNoinator or FANBOYS. Contains a subordinator. When, which, because, if. 3. Complex – one independent + one dependent clause 4. Compound- complex Pg. 312 Happy Rogers, age eight, stands among her classmates in the schoolyard at dismissal time, immune, it seems, to the cacophonous din. Hilton Augusta Parker Rogers, a poised and precocious blonde, nicknamed Happy, would be at home in the schoolyard of any affluent American suburb or big-city private school. But here, at the elite, bilingual Nanyang Primary School in Singapore. Semi-colon signals a pause that is stronger than a comma but not as strong as a period.

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Style (Diction) – words choice for an argument

Connotation – key to argument style which means in Latin roots With a Grade/Note.

Writers of effective argument know that “variety is the spice of life,” when it comes to writing stylish sentences.

Varying sentence length can be especially effective.

Types of sentences Sentence/Clause

Declarative (.) Independent Clause: Subject, verb, express a completion

Interrogative (?) 1. Simple

Exclamatory (!) 2. Compound

Imperative (!/.) command Two or more independent clauses joined by a Dependent Clause coordNoinator or FANBOYS.

Contains a subordinator. When, which, because, if.

3. Complex – one independent + one dependent clause

4. Compound- complex

Pg. 312

Happy Rogers, age eight, stands among her classmates in the schoolyard at dismissal time, immune, it seems, to the cacophonous din. Hilton Augusta Parker Rogers, a poised and precocious blonde, nicknamed Happy, would be at home in the schoolyard of any affluent American suburb or big-city private school. But here, at the elite, bilingual Nanyang Primary School in Singapore.

Semi-colon signals a pause that is stronger than a comma but not as strong as a period.

End Punctuation create stylistic effects.

Dash and colon create different stylistic effects.

Tropes – a figure of speech involving a change in the ordinary meaning of the word or phrase.

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Now, it is very necessary that we should not flinch from seeing what is vile and debasing. But the man who never does anything else, not a help but one of the most potent forces for evil.