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Noun Person, place, thing, idea. Can put “a”, “an”, or “the” before the word. Suffix: -tion
Verb Action word. “To” comes before the most basic form.
Adjective Describing word. Describe nouns and pronouns.
Formal Adjective fancy; proper; respectable
Informal Adjective casual; relaxed; not following established form
Conversational Adjective casual; sounds like a conversation; relaxed; informal
Context Noun Def 1: the parts of something written to help explain meaning Def 2: the words a writer uses to introduce a quote as evidence
Dialogue Noun the words someone says in a text; the words in quotes
Narration Noun The base of a story; the words that are not dialogue or quoted material in a text
Author Noun the writer of the story/tale/book/novel/article/poem
Narrator Noun the voice of the one who tells the story/play/novel (Not the author!)
Theme Noun A life lesson; the message from the author that can apply to the reader’s life and the world at large
Elaboration Noun words that explain; additional details that connect the claim to the quote
Transition Noun a word or phrase that helps direct the reader; transitions help to connect ideas in writing
Transition Verb To change
Expound Verb to explain in careful and often elaborate detail; to defend with argument
Explicit Adjective clear and easily understood
Specific Adjective detailed; precise
General Adjective broad; wide; imprecise
Verbatim Adjective exact; word-for-word
Concise Adjective giving a lot of information clearly and in a few words
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