Events are told through the eyes of one character using pronouns.

Third Person Omniscient

Events told by someone outside the story, who can read everyone's minds.

Group of non random words that is cohesive.

Transition/transitional phrase

A word or group of words that bridges two ideas in writing.

The overarching idea or lesson of a text.

The act, process, or result of amending, altering, or editing something—such as text, plans, or opinions—to improve, update, or correct it

Formal vs. Informal tone

Formal tone is a precise, objective, and polite style used in professional or academic contexts. Informal tone is a relaxed, conversational style used in everyday communication (e.g., texts, emails to friends, social media).

Convince version of a text with no opinion.

Claim or counterclaim

Argument or opposing viewpoint.

Your opinion or interpretation.

The main reason it was written.

Relevant or irrelevant

Relevant:Applicable Irrelevant: Unapplicable

Emotion or idea that goes along with the meaning of a word.

Special importance,value,or prominence given to something.

To help to cause or bring about.

A conclusion reached based on basis of evidence and reasoning.

Under certain conditions something may occur.

Acknowledge an opposing viewpoint

Neutrally identifying a counterargument, and demonstrating an understanding of different perspective.

To communicate in a way that helps you understand what something means.

Active vs. Passive voice

Subject is actively doing something. Passive is when something is happening to you.

... -Separation of items -A pause in the story -Omit info

Abrupt change in thought. Break or pause.

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Term	Definition
Third Person Limited	Events are told through the eyes of one character using pronouns.
Third Person Omniscient	Events told by someone outside the story, who can read everyone's minds.
Phrase	Group of non random words that is cohesive.
Transition/transitional phrase	A word or group of words that bridges two ideas in writing.
Central Theme	The overarching idea or lesson of a text.
Central Idea	The main idea.
Revision/Revised	The act, process, or result of amending, altering, or editing something—such as text, plans, or opinions—to improve, update, or correct it
Formal vs. Informal tone	Formal tone is a precise, objective, and polite style used in professional or academic contexts. Informal tone is a relaxed, conversational style used in everyday communication (e.g., texts, emails to friends, social media).
Objective Summary	Convince version of a text with no opinion.
Concise/Precise	Means succinct.
Conclusion	End or inference.
Claim or counterclaim	Argument or opposing viewpoint.
Perspective	Your opinion or interpretation.
Point of view	Who is telling the story.
Primary Purpose	The main reason it was written.
Relevant or irrelevant	Relevant:Applicable Irrelevant: Unapplicable
Connotation	Emotion or idea that goes along with the meaning of a word.
Emphasis	Special importance,value,or prominence given to something.
Contribute	To help to cause or bring about.
Inference	A conclusion reached based on basis of evidence and reasoning.
Analogy	Extended metaphor
Allusion	Reference allusion
Omit/Omission	Leave something out.
Antonym	Opposite
Synonym	Same
Interrogative	A question
Indicative	Statement
Subjective	Wish
Imperative	Command
Conditional	Under certain conditions something may occur.
Stanza	A paragraph in poetry.
Dialogue	A conversation.
Maintain Focus	Keep one's attenion
Acknowledge an opposing viewpoint	Neutrally identifying a counterargument, and demonstrating an understanding of different perspective.
Convey Meaning	To communicate in a way that helps you understand what something means.
Active vs. Passive voice	Subject is actively doing something. Passive is when something is happening to you.
Ellipsis	... -Separation of items -A pause in the story -Omit info
Dash	Abrupt change in thought. Break or pause.

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