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- The literal definition of a word
- The implied definition of a word .
- The circumstances or situation.
- The way in which writing or speech was formed.
- The attitude or mood of writing or speech.
- Official, involving etiquette, and follows a set of rules.
- Casual, similar to a conversation.
- Common words used in everyday speech.
- Newly coined or impolite words.
- "I like this game!" This is an example of a(n) _____
- "She sneered at me and rolled her eyes, 'Good job.'" This is an example of a(n) _____
- "He was lackadasical in his studies." This is an example of a(n) _____
- "She sighed deeply, 'This isn't how I wanted it to look.'" This is an example of a(n) _____
- An example of a more formal style of saying "goodbye".
- An example of a slang style of saying "Hello, how are you?"
- An example of a slang style of saying "Are you awake?"
- A disapproving word used to express great dissapointment or anger.
- A content word used to describe an event as enjoyable.
- Usually describes tones.
- "She looked at me, her eyes darkening with rage, and hissed, 'Save it.'" This is an example of a(n) _____
- "Ye" is a more formal version of _____
- "She crossed her fingers behind her back and nodded." The writer wants the reader to see the girl as _____
- "His lip quivered and he recoiled back at the sight of it." The writer wants the reader to feel ____
- "She shyly waved at the boy and blushed." The writer wants the reader to feel ____
- An example of a slang style of saying "You were caught"
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