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The person who can make the change; the person the speaker is trying
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| The reason or motivation behind writing an essay. |
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| The other side’s point of view |
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The current laws, rules, or commonly accepted practices that govern
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| A short story that offers specific examples supporting your claim |
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| Provides your counterargument for the opposing perspective |
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| The implied meaning of a word |
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| Establishes your credibility as a speaker. |
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| Words that make a huge impact on the reader |
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| Final sentence that tells the reader what you want them to do |
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A question asked only for effect, to emphasize a point. No answer is
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| The art of using words effectively in speaking or writing |
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| The dictionary definition of a word; the literal meaning |
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