The idea expressed by Raymond Carver was extremely interesting. I believe common place can be a wonderful way to communicate with the audience using simple words while ensuring the meaning is not lost. The punctuation of a writing is also particularly important for the writer to properly convey their message but also for the reader, allowing for a better understanding of the text.<\/p>\n
In Joyce Carol Oates\u2019s \u2018Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?\u2019 the sentence \u2018So they went out to his car, and on the way, Connie couldn\u2019t help but let her eyes wander over the windshields and faces all around her\u2019 embodies commonplace language. It describes a simple action in a natural way, allowing the reader to absorb the text without distraction.” While all writers have their own way of writing, story\u2019s written in common place language I find more enjoyable.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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