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TermDefinition
Third Person Limited The narrator focuses only on one character
Third Person Omniscient The narrator focuses on multiple characters
Phrase A group of words that make sense
Transition/Transitional Phrase A word or group of words that bridges two ideas in writing
Central Theme The overarching idea or lesson in a text
Central Idea The Main Idea
Revision/Revised To update, To make better
Formal vs Informal Tone Formal tone is longer and more professional writing and Informal tone is shorter and more friendly and chill
Objective Summary A concise version of the text that has no opinion
Concise Vs. Precise Consie= straight to the point Precise= Exact ; Hits the target
Conclusion End or Inference
Claim Vs. Counterclaim Claim= Argument Counterclaim= Opposing viewpoint
Perspective Your opinion or interpretation
Point of View Who is telling the story
Primary Purpose The main reason it was written
Relevant Vs. Irrelevant Relevant= Applies to it Irrelevant= Random
Primary or Primarily Main Reason
Connotation Emotion or idea that goes along with the meaning of the word
Contribute To help cause or bring about
Emphasis Special importance, value, or prominence given to something.
Inference A conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning
Analogy A comparison between two different things
Allusion A reference
Omit/Omission Leave it out
Antonym The opposite
Synonym The same
Interrogative Question
Indicative Statement
Subjunctive Wish
Imperative A Command
Conditional Under the right condition something might happen
Stanza A paragraph in a poem
Dialogue A conversation in a book
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