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Hemingway is notoriously famous for using very simple sentences with repeated rhythms. Yet, this simplicity shows the profound thoughts packed in them. The reason is such simplicity is suggestive as well as connotative. It connotes various shades of meaning. Sometimes, he even uses bare sentences devoid of adjectives and adverbs. Regarding grammar, his emphasis is on verbs and nouns. Also, he prefers abstract and active sentences instead of concrete and passive.
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