Establish and maintain a consistent, neutral tone. In this lesson, students practice revising a draft of Earth Day information with an emphasis on maintenance. Tones can influence the reader in a positive, negative or neutral way. Creating a positive tone by using sincere language will generally result in a more favorable response from the reader. A. Rewrite a paragraph: Choose a paragraph with a neutral or negative tone and rewrite it using words with a positive tone. 2. Daily Writing Prompt: Incorporate a specific positive word into a short piece of writing each day. 3. Tone Transformation: Take a piece of your own writing and transform its tone to be more positive without altering the core. Empowering Words: Makes readers feel confident and beautiful about themselves. By incorporating an inspirational tone, you can motivate your readers and create a positive impact with your writing. 5. Conversational tone. The tone of the conversation is like writing to a friend: informal, friendly, and engaging.9. Your witty. Witty writing often uses humor to make a point. A witty tone is generally more informal and can express a playful or annoying side. This type of writing voice would fit well in blog posts, personal stories, or other writing set in the writer's own life. The former is more informal and casual, while the latter is more formal. Generally, there are three categories of tones in writing: positive, negative, and neutral. Within these categories are various intensities of emotion that writers may want to evoke. For example, to create a calming, positive tone, a writer might use words such as "quite." In contrast, third-person writing avoids direct references to the writer or reader and instead focuses on the subject or subject. This style of writing can be particularly effective in academic writing, where objectivity and a neutral tone are often valued. The Benefits of Using Third Person Writing in Academic Writing