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Which best describes how diction contributes to a writer’s style?
diction is the dialogue a writer uses to develop characters.
diction is the way that a writer varies sentence structure.
diction is the manner in which a writer arranges words and phrases.
diction is the language a writer chooses to express an idea.


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