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Dave Burkert | Dave Burkert | ||
This entry is full understandable ways of using tone in writting. The entry is also put together clearly. D Davis | |||
Very good Lit wiki. You had a lot of information on what tone was. The examples were also very helpful. You may need to do a little revising. | |||
-Whitney Behel | |||
Very good article. Could not find any errors in it. Full of information and easy to understand. | |||
-Terence Heenan | |||
This is a good entry. It is clearly written. Anthony Jones | |||
The examples are helpful. need to revise. | |||
-daniel Epps | |||
Good entry, lots of material.Could make it a little more brief. | |||
-Robert Bartosh | |||
This was a good entry. I thought it was informative and not overly wordy. Try to be a little more clear about word choice's connection to tone.-Amberly Keough | |||
Papers was well written and easy to read. The bolded words catches the readers attention and it's easy to understand. --[[User:Dflowers|Dflowers]] 20:00, 24 Mar 2005 (EST) | |||