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| One event followed the other. It is assumed that it was caused by the first. |
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| The subject of the verb is acted upon |
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| Selecting the opposition's weakest point to draw attention away from the real issue. |
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Emotion or meaning behind something
(Home - Warm and fuzzy) |
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It does not follow.
If some is good at something, then they would also be at teaching that. Logical fallacy. |
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| The subject of the verb is performing the action |
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| Literal or dictionary definitions. |
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For
And
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But
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Persuasively tells the story
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| Facts only for telling the story |
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| Two principal patters of organization for comparison or contrast essays. |
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| Writer uses abstract concepts as they were a concrete reality |
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| Begins with details, continues to a larger point |
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| Generalization followed by details |
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