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| give factual, objective information about a topic; formal language. |
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| pleasantly hold the interest; often uses informal and figurative language. |
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| to convince the reader to perform some action or to hold a certain opinion. |
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| plave importance upon, give significance to |
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| proving or showing by evidence or reasoning |
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| making clear with examples |
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| transfer; get the point across; move from one point to another |
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| make an educated guess based on evidence. |
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| can be proven through evidence to be true or false |
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| break down into parts for study |
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| express strong disapproval |
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| judge; tell the good and the bad |
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| favoring traditional views and values |
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