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Why use a personification?
to improve your writing. teachers like it
What does personification mean and how do you use them in your writing?
Personification is when you give human characteristics to an animal, place, or object. For example the sun smiled, or the stag wept.
Which is not a general characteristic of expository writing?
One characteristic that is not typical of expository writing is the use of persuasive language or emotional appeal. Expository writing aims to inform or explain a topic clearly and objectively, relying on facts, evidence, and logical reasoning rather than trying to convince the reader of a particular viewpoint. Additionally, it does not generally employ narrative techniques or personal anecdotes, which are more common in argumentative or narrative writing.
When writing a personal narrative?
one should use language carefully to convey the desired tone
What is accidental personification?
It is personification without meaning to use personification
What is the usage of as to what?
This is a term that you can use in writing. It can help to explain where you are coming from.
What are the points to remember when writing a narrative?
Always write it from the 'third person perspective'. For example - use 'they', 'he' or 'she' - instead of 'I', 'we' or 'my'.
What is the apex answer to When writing a personal narrative?
one should use language carefully to convey the desired tone.
Why you use past tense in recount writing?
because it explain an event that occurred previously.
What does the phrase Narrative Story mean?
Its a way of writing a report by writing it in paragraph form just as the event happened, as opposed to filling in the blanks reports or a SOAP note report, where you use a prescribed method of writing the report I.e. subjective, objective, assessment and progress.
Does personification use similes or metaphors in its descriptions?
Personification uses metaphors in its descriptions.
What are the devices use in the poem eg personification?
personification, enjambment, use of grammer (such as commas), rhyming structure, assonance, alliteration.
