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TermDefinition
third person limited focus on one person
third person omniscient outside point of view
phrase The group of words meaning when put together
Central theme Main idea
Central idea Narrative
Revision/revised Active doing something again or improving
Formal informal town versus informal town Formal is precise and professional. Informal is just plain.
Objective summary Do not have any bias or opinion only for what's there?
Conclusion end or inference
Claim or counterclaim Argument and opposing viewpoint
Perspective Your opinion or interpretation
Point of view Who is telling the story?
Primary purpose Main reason it was written
Relevant versus irrelevant Information that's proving something not applicable
Primary or primarily Main reason
Connotation Emotion or idea that comes to mind with a word
Omit/omission Leave something out
Antonym Opposite
Synonym Same/similar
Transition/transitional phrase Moves the reader to one thing to another
Concise/precise Directed to one thing/exact
Interrogative Question
Indicative period
Subjunctive Wish
Imperative Command/important
Conditional Under the right conditions, this could happen
Maintain focus Keep ones attention
Acknowledge and opposing viewpoint Identifying a counter argument, and demonstrating and understanding of different perspectives.
Convey meaning To communicate or make something understandable
Active versus passive voice Actively doing, passive, done to you
dash An abrupt change in thought
Elipsis Separation, a pause in the story, …
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