What does the writer’s voice reveal? enthusiasm concentration embarrassment frustration

answer:

it depends.

explanation:

i assume their was supposed to be an attachment but if you are having technical difficulties i suppose that this will :

in any story where a writers voice reveals enthusiasm it you can show it by putting exclamation marks or by typing in caps (their are multiple more ways including these).

in any story where a writers voice reveals frustration you can use context clues to decide the voice being shown. for example, if their were a moment in your book where something is frustrating the words in the text where you are trying to find voice might say:

angry,

annoyed,

frustrated,

unbelieveable,

in any story where a writers voice reveals embarrassment you might see words that describe the characters image. if the author describes a part of a book like this:   my cheeks were red or i wanted to run(also used for anger/frustration) it shows embarrassment.

and finally if the writers voice revels concentration the author might describe ways that the character concentrate for example: she was biting on her inner lip until it was raw but finished her report etc. it can be an example or a clue that the authors voice in the story is concentration.

(hope this )

no, i never do because that’s not the reason for what i speak to or of.