Verb that can take a reflexive pronoun as a direct or indirect object, such as enjoy in He really enjoyed himself.
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Verb that can take a reflexive pronoun as a direct or indirect object, such as enjoy in He really enjoyed himself.
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Subordinate (or dependent) clause that is usually introduced by a relative pronoun, for example, who delivers the paper in The boy who delivers...
Subordinate clause, typically beginning with that or who, that identifies or limits its antecedent. An example is that I chose in The dress that I...
The thing that a sentence is about. It can be represented by a noun, a noun phrase, a pronoun, or something that is nominalised by the use of...
This mood is used for special statements that may express something imagined, wished for, or possible. An example is were in If he were to visit,...
Adverb that indicates the intensity, degree or extent of an adjective or another adverb, for example, surprisingly in She drove surprisingly fast...
The feature of a verb that indicates, in a general way, when. The simplest division of English verb tenses is into past, present and future....
Verb that can take a direct object, such as bash, give, peel and whip.
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Word that describes an action or characterises a state or condition.
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A popular saying or expression which conveys a shared and often repeated belief. It might be a proverb or an aphorism or a maxim, but has a sense...
The repeated use of the same vowel or consonant, especially at the beginning of a series of words, to create a distinct rhythm.
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A reference which is (often) subtly implied, but which assumes the reader will comprehend, based on a shared understanding or knowledge of what is...
Expanding a sentence to draw attention to or to exaggerate or intensify an aspect of a story or argument.
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A comparison between two similar things used to illustrate an argument or explanation. These things might not be in any obvious sense similar, but...
One or more words repeated sequentially or consecutively, especially at the beginning of a series of statements, to attract the reader’s attention...