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English, 01.07.2019 01:40 TayanaB

How does diction affect theme in a story? it determines the syntax used, which affects how theme is structured. it doesn’t affect theme at all because it has to do with language choice. it creates a struggle that advances the plot, which creates the theme. it affects the tone of the story, which affects how theme is communicated

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