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GCSE English Language · key term
The manner in which a text is written, created through choices such as vocabulary, sentence patterns, imagery and direct address.
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Paper 2
The way a writer expresses ideas through choices such as vocabulary, sentence patterns, imagery and direct address.
Revise: Purpose, audience and registerStyle is how you express that attitude: perhaps through direct address, vivid examples, contrasting ideas or carefully varied sentences.
Paper 1, Paper 2
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Style is how your language creates that effect. Register is the kind and level of language suited to the situation.
The characteristic way a piece is written, created through choices such as vocabulary, imagery, sentences and structure.
Paper 1, Paper 2
The way a writer expresses ideas through choices such as vocabulary, sentence patterns and rhetorical techniques.
Revise: Purpose, audience and registerStyle is the way you express ideas through vocabulary, sentence patterns and other techniques.
The distinctive way writing uses language and structure to communicate and create effects.
The manner of writing created by choices such as vocabulary, imagery and sentence patterns.
Component 2
The characteristic way a text is written, created through choices of vocabulary, sentences, imagery and other features.
Revise: Purpose, audience and registerStyle is the broader manner of writing created by your vocabulary, sentences and other choices.
