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Important Vocabulary

Words you have to know

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💡 Suggest 1- What it means: To give an idea or put forward a thought for someone to consider. 2- Synonyms: Hint, offer, propose, recommend. 3- Example: "The author suggests that the dog was hungry."
🌱 Develop 1- What it means: To grow, build, or add details to make something bigger or clearer. 2- Synonyms: Expand, grow, build, create. 3- Example: "The writer develops the main character with details."
🤝 Contribute 1- What it means: To give or add something to help a group, cause, or story. 2- Synonyms: Add, give, help, share. 3- Example: "Every detail contributes to making the story exciting."
🔍 Infer 1- What it means: To figure out something using text clues and what you already know. 2- Synonyms: Deduce, gather, guess, figure out. 3- Example: "I can infer it is raining because of her raincoat."
📢 Convey 1- What it means: To show, tell, or express an idea so others understand it. 2- Synonyms: Express, show, tell, communicate. 3- Example: "The picture conveys a sad mood in the story."
🏆 Theme 1- What it means: The main lesson, message, or moral of the story. 2- Synonyms: Lesson, message, moral, central idea. 3- Example: "The theme is that honesty is always best."
👀 Point of View 1- What it means: The perspective or angle from which a story is told. 2- Synonyms: Perspective, angle, outlook, stance. 3- Example: "The story is told from my point of view."
⚡ Conflict 1- What it means: The main problem, struggle, or disagreement in a story. 2- Synonyms: Problem, struggle, disagreement, challenge. 3- Example: "The main conflict happens when they get lost."
💭 Inner Thoughts 1- What it means: Secret feelings or ideas a character thinks inside their mind. 2- Synonyms: Internal monologue, feelings, private thoughts. 3- Example: "Her inner thoughts showed she was nervous."
🗺️ Plot 1- What it means: The sequence of main events from beginning to end. 2- Synonyms: Storyline, sequence, events, plan. 3- Example: "The plot has an exciting turn in the middle."
🎨Figurative Language 1- Figurative language means using words or phrases in a way that goes beyond their literal (dictionary) meaning to create a picture in the reader's mind, emphasize an idea, or make writing more expressive and exciting. Instead of just stating facts directly, writers use figurative language to help readers see, feel, or experience what is happening in a story. 2- Examples: Metaphor- Personification- Simile- Onomatopoeia- Alliteration- Hyperbole- Imagery
🎨 Imagery 1- What it means: Descriptive language that uses the 5 senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch) to create a clear picture or feeling in your mind. 2- Synonyms: Sensory details, mental picture, vivid description, sensory language. 3- Example: "The sweet, warm aroma of freshly baked chocolate chip cookies filled the kitchen."
 



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