PYD 43: Denotative v. Connotative, Parallel Structure, The Declaration of Independence

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vor 13 Jahren

In Episode 43 of the PYD podcast series, Dave focuses on two very
important tips for writing and this week's fascinating Paper of
the Week. The episode begins with a look at paper #144505, "The
US Declaration of Independence: The Basis of American Democracy",
which discusses the significance of this amazing historical
document. It's the perfect paper to examine this week too
because, the Declaration of Independence was officially adopted,
of course, on July 4, 1776. Dave then launches into an
important review of parallel structure, what it is and how to
make sure you maintaint it in your writing. And then Dave
winds up Episode 44 with a discussion on the meaning of
denotative and connotative words, their meanings, and how they
are different. So don't miss out! As usual, there's always
lots to learn on PYD podcasts!