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Composition Workshop   ■   Writing about Tone  185
 •  The structure of the text
 •  Shifts in tone                 COMPOSITION WORKSHOP
 •  Complexity of tone, perspectives, or ideas
 •  Literary techniques  Additional Grammar resources
 You must have a line of reasoning for your literary argument; however, you
 may choose whether to preview this line of reasoning within your thesis statement.   We know that not every student comes into class with the same level of grammar
 Review the following templates that may help you write your thesis statement.  skills. For extra practice and instruction, we have three amazing digital resources.
                     •  Digital Grammar Exercises. This pool of exercises includes diagnostics and a
                       wealth of items to help you target your students’ needs.
 WRITING A THESIS FOR ANALYSIS OF TONE  •  Grammar Girl Podcasts. These podcasts, available right on the book’s
 Template 1:  In [title of work], the author conveys a [adjective]
                       digital platform, are a fun and lively way to explore common errors and
 Thesis connects tone to the idea and previews   tone using [literary technique] and [literary
                         Distributed by Bedford, Freeman & Worth Publishers. Strictly for use with its products. Not for redistribution.
                       misunderstandings.
 the line of reasoning.  technique], in order to reveal that [unifying idea
 + insight].
 Template 2:  In [title of work], the author/speaker/narrator
 Thesis connects tone to the idea and insight.  conveys a [adjective] tone to reveal that [unifying
 idea + insight].
                    Student Resources
 Template 3:  In [title of work], the author/speaker/narrator shifts
 Thesis reveals complexity in tone and connects    from a [adjective] to a [adjective] tone to illustrate
 to the idea.   that [unifying idea + insight].  Student Edition | ISBN: 978-1-319-46174-4
                    AP® English Literature Skills Practice Workbook | ISBN: 978-1-319-51787-8
                    Each AP® Skills Practice graphic organizer in the student edition identified by the
                        icon is provided in this consumable workbook available for purchase. Links to
 LITERARY ARGUMENTATION
 ® SKILLS
 AP    PRACTICE  Developing a Thesis Statement for Tone   digital, reproducible versions of these same tools are available in both the Teacher’s
 Analysis
                    Edition, at point of use, and in the Teacher’s Resources on the digital platform.
 Record the unifying idea and insight of the text you are analyzing in the  following
 graphic organizer. Next, using the thesis templates as a guide, write a  defensible
 thesis statement. You may choose whether or not to preview your line of
   reasoning.              And Finally, a Thank You
 Developing a Defensible Thesis Statement for Literary Argument
 Topic  Claim          Copyright (c) 2023 Bedford, Freeman & Worth Publishers. Uncorrected proofs were used with this sample chapter.
 Title, Author, and Focus  Unifying Idea          +  Insight  Thank you for choosing Ideas in Literature. We wrote this book to help make
 (author choices)   aligning with the AP® CED easier, to make designing an effective course simpler, and
                    to build students’ confidence in the power of their own voices as readers, writers,
                    and thinkers. We hope you find that the thoroughly scaffolded approach to skill
                    building, the guided structure, and the mix of high-interest readings and classic
                    texts all help you and your students be successful in AP® English Literature and
                    Composition. We would love to hear from you and your students about Ideas in
                    Literature. Email us at ideasauthors@gmail.com.

                    Best wishes,
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