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| Has subject and verb, but is not a complete thought. EX: When I woke up, |
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| A complete sentence. EX: I ate breakfast. |
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| The author writing about their own life |
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| Appeal to common sense/ logic |
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| The stress pattern of syllables in poetry |
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| Marking stress patterns in poetry |
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| A pattern or character type that is repeated throughout history. |
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| A statement that appears false, but really reveals a hidden truth |
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| An exaggeration. EX: He is taller than a mountain |
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| Languages spoken by people in a specific geographic region |
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| A statement that doesn't make literal sense. EX: Let's hit the road |
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| Convincing someone to do or think something |
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| All-knowing narrator. God-like view of characters |
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| Tells only action that occurs in the story, not thoughts or feelings. Like a reporter. |
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| Third-person limited Narrator |
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| Focuses only on one character, but speaks in a third person voice (he, she, etc). |
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