In the passage, Kennedy uses an important type of diction such as separate, enemy, ancestors, brief and forged. Many of the words used have a formal and mature connotation. Considering Kennedy was so young, he was often criticized for this. Therefore, instead of speaking in an informal tone, he spoke in a formal and respectful manner to give the impression that he was wise with his knowledge. It uses many different forms of syntax to emphasize the advancement of the nation. “Let both sides seek to invoke the wonders of science rather than its terrors. Together, let's explore the stars, conquer the deserts, eradicate disease, exploit the depths of the oceans and encourage the arts and commerce. and “Let us never negotiate out of fear.” But let's never be afraid to negotiate. are examples of his expectations for how the future will bring new and improved innovations. In speech there are many different situations in which it tends to use opposites next to each other in comparison. “Symbolizing an end as well as a beginning,” these quotes throughout the speech imply that the tone has shifted from the original course, moving away from the tradition it has always been. His tone was well understood, civil and defined by the diction allowing the entire audience to be