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TermDefinition
third person limited narrator focuses on 1 character
third person omniscient narrator focuses on all characters
phrase a group of words that make sense
transition/transitional phrase a word or group of words that bridges to ideas in writing
central theme overaltrating idea or lesson in a text
central idea main idea of the passage
revision the process of "seeing again," involving a critical, comprehensive re-evaluation of a draft, plan, or concept to improve its structure, argument, and clarity.
revised something that has been amended, updated, corrected, or improved
formal vs. informal tone Formal tone is characterized by standard English, complex sentences, and a lack of slang, for academic and professional, contexts. informal tone is casual, personal, often featuring shorter sentences for social media, texts, or communication.
objective summary a precise version of a text that is not a opinion
concise/ precise strait to the point/ exact strait to the point
Conclusion end or interference
claim vs. counterclaim Claim equal argument counterclaim equal 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. irrelevent applies to it/ doesn't apply to it
primary of primarily main reason
connotation emotion or idea that goes along with the meaning of the word
emphasis special importance, value
contribute help to cause or bring
inference/infer/inferred the conclusion reached on evidence
omit/omission leave out, exclude/ referring to the act of leaving something out
antonym opposite meaning of another word.
synonym word or phrase that means exactly or nearly the same as another word.
interragative question
indicativive statement
subjunction wish
imperative command
conditional under right condition something might happen
maintain focus keep ones attention
acknowledge and opposing viewpoint neutral identifying a counterargument.
stanza paragraph in poem
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