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1. What is style?
-Style is the manner of expression of a particular
writer produce by: choice of words, sentence
structures ,use of literary devices,rhythm, and
other elements of compositon.

2. There are several common types of
writing styles that authors may adopt,
including:
•Formal style
•Informal style
•Descriptive style
•Persuasive style
•Narrative style

3. Norms:
-Norms are the unwritten rules and social
expectations that guide and constrain the
behavior of individuals within a society or
group. They represent the standard or typical
way of thinking, feeling, and behaving that
members of a group consider acceptable or
appropriate.

4. There are two main types of
norms:
•Descriptive norms: These are the typical or normal
behaviors that people actually engage in. They describe
what most people do in a given situation.
•Injunctive norms:these are the behaviors that a group
approves or disapproves of.They prescribe what people
ought to do.

5. -Individual style refers to the unique way a
person expresses themselves through their
appearance, mannerisms, and personal
preferences. It encompasses the choices an
individual makes in areas such as fashion,
grooming, speech, and behavior. Individual style
is a reflection of one's personality, values, and
cultural influences.
individual style;

6. Explore the components of
individual style

7. The key components that make up an individual's style include:
-Fashion choices: The clothes, accessories, and footwear a
person selects to wear.
-Grooming habits: How a person grooms themselves, such as
hairstyle, makeup, and personal hygiene.
-Body language and mannerisms: The way a person carries
themselves, gestures, and interacts with others.
-Speech patterns: A person's tone, vocabulary, and way of
speaking.
-Lifestyle preferences: The hobbies, interests, and activities a
person engages in.

8. FUNCTIONAL STYLE
Functional style is a concept within stylistics that
refers to the different varieties or registers of
language used for specific communicative purposes.
These styles are shaped by the context, audience,
and purpose of the communication.

9. -Scientific/Academic Style: Used in scholarly, technical, and research-oriented
writing. Characterized by formal language, precise terminology, and objective
presentation.
-Official/Administrative Style: Used in legal, bureaucratic, and business contexts.
Features formal, impersonal language and standardized formats.
-Journalistic Style: Used in news reporting and media writing. Aims for clarity,
conciseness, and objectivity.
-Colloquial/Conversational Style: Used in everyday, informal speech and writing.
Characterized by casual language, slang, and a more personal tone.
The main functional styles in
stylistics include:

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