Which statement about voice and style is true?
A writer's voice and style never change,
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English, 16.02.2020 04:29 hayleighhurt
Which statement about voice and style is true?
A writer's voice and style never change,
The voice in a literary work is always formal.
There is no difference between voice and style.
Diction, tone, and sentence structure are important elements of both voice and style.
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