When analyzing a piece of prose or poetry, the selection of specific words helps add meaning to the text.
Some key features regarding word choice include:
Words or phrases with double meanings, also known as "double entendre."
Use of figurative language, such as metaphor and simile.
Repetition of particular words (usually reinforces meaning or emphasizes something important).
Alliteration and assonance - more commonly found in poetry.
Specific choice of a particular word can denote values, themes and ideas.
Imagery - where comparative words are used to create an impression or an idea.
Use of understatement/hyperbole.
No choice: No answer, no selection, etc. Look on Theasarus.com for synonyms of 'choice' destitute, obliged
Grammar Diction Tone Punctuation
analyzing discussing
He could use the thesaurus feature in his word-processing program.
Sarcasm
The first step is to identify key words and phrases in the text that contribute to the tone. Look for words that convey emotions or attitudes, and consider how they influence the overall tone of the writing.
No choice: No answer, no selection, etc. Look on Theasarus.com for synonyms of 'choice' destitute, obliged
you look for stuff
Look in a thesaurus and you will have a choice of words.
facts
patterns
Patterns
Grammar Diction Tone Punctuation
analyzing discussing
because its inexpensive and fast
OAKOC
Word Choice apex.