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Key Elements of Informal Writing

The document outlines various literary and grammatical concepts, including tone, adjectives, punctuation marks (comma and dash), paragraphs, similes, and personality. It explains how tone conveys the author's feelings, adjectives describe nouns, and punctuation aids in sentence structure. Additionally, it defines similes as comparisons that enhance descriptions.

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Key Elements of Informal Writing

The document outlines various literary and grammatical concepts, including tone, adjectives, punctuation marks (comma and dash), paragraphs, similes, and personality. It explains how tone conveys the author's feelings, adjectives describe nouns, and punctuation aids in sentence structure. Additionally, it defines similes as comparisons that enhance descriptions.

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Informal Tone Adjective

Comma Dash Paragraph

Simile Personality
What the author feels or wants the Language that is used for personal or
A word that is used to describe a noun,
reader to feel about something. Tone can casual purposes and is likely to feature
e.g. the red house
be humorous, dark or angry, for example colloquial expressions

A punctuation mark (–) used to indicate A punctuation mark (,) that is used to
A group of closely related sentences
an interruption to the main structure of a separate parts of a sentence or
that develop a central or main idea
sentence items/phrases in a list

A figure of speech in which two things


that are not obviously like each other are
compared to make a description more
What a person’s character
vivid. A simile will often begin with a
and behaviour are like
phrase introduced by ‘like’ or ‘as’, e.g.
The smoke hung from the chimney like a
drooping flag.

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