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| using words around an unknown word to figure out meaning |
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| the group who is reading or listening |
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| the bad feeling that a word expresses |
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| the reason the writer is writing |
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| writing that tries to convince the reader |
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| a part of a sentence without a subject or predicate |
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| the main part of the essay |
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| "the way we talk to friends, etc." |
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| "proper way to write using capitals, puncuation, etc." |
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| several paragraphs about one topic |
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| writing that exaggerates and compares to create a |
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| speech that expresses an opinion usually in a newspaper or |
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| a story about someone's life written by another person |
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| a story about one's own life written by himself |
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| the main idea of an entire paper |
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| give human qualities to things |
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| a general statement based on many observations that may |
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| groups of words with a subject and a predicate |
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| choice of words that reveal author's attitude |
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