Composition-Rhetoric by Stratton D. Brooks
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4. Euphony is a desirable quality in a composition. 5. Variety aids euphony. It is gained by-- _a._ Avoiding the repetition of the same words and phrases. _b._ Beginning our sentences in various ways. _c._ Using sentences of different lengths. 6. Conversation is usually composed of short sentences. 7. Pictures may suggest ideas suitable for use in compositions. 8. Our reading, writing, and speaking vocabularies differ. Each should be increased. With each new word attention should be given to-- _a._ Spelling. _b._ Pronunciation. _c._ Meaning. _d._ Use. III. EXPRESSION OF IDEAS ACQUIRED THROUGH LANGUAGE +25. Language as a Medium through Which Ideas are Acquired.+--We have been considering language as a means of expression, an instrument by which we can convey to others the ideas which come to us from experience and imagination. We shall now consider it from a different point of view. Language is not merely a means of expressing ideas, but it is also a |
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