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• Conjunctions are words or group of words that are used to connect other words or phrases in a sentence
• Coordinating conjunctions is the most common type of conjunctions
• Subordinating conjunctions is used in linking two clauses together
• Correlative conjunctions are pair of conjunctions which are used to join equal sentence elements together
• Pronouns are used to replace nouns in sentences
• Prepositions indicate relationships between other words in a sentence
• Adverbs are words that can be used to show order, contrast, and such
• Ellipsis is also known as dot-dot-dot because it consists of three periods, or dots, in a row of writing
• Adverbs as conjunctions are called adverbial conjunctions
• While is one of the lists common subordinating conjunctions
• Paragraph coherence is achieved when sentences are arranged logically
• Cohesion is how well parts of your text fit together
• Cohesive devices has 5 types
• Conjunctions are key to good cohesion
• Coordinating conjunctions is placed between the words or groups of words that it links together
• Subordinating conjunctions describe the relationship between the dependent clause and independent clause in the sentence
• Explicit signals are the spoken or written messages that are clearly stated
• Explicit signals are clear and detailed
• Implicit signals are statements or messages that are not stated but are understood
• Implicit signals can be statements that have deeper meanings than literal ones, body gestures or movements, or facial impressions.
• Explicit are plainly stated and leave no space for doubt
• Implicit are inferred by the help of explicit ones
• If you can point out a text and refer back to it, then it is explicit
• Both signals are important in conveying or decoding the meaning of messages, whether literal or figurative
• Implicit is understandable with the help of gestures and movements
• General ideas and the statements that express them are kind of like umbrellas
• General ideas cover broad categories or groups of people or things and usually express the overall aspects, characteristics, or elements of these categories or groups
• General ideas tend to communicate broad topics
• Specific ideas and statements offer that support
• Specific ideas usually clarify, explain, and illustrate general ideas statements by referring to particular individuals, ideas, or things
• Specific ideas tend to express distinct characteristics
• General ideas usually express the main point or main idea of a piece of writing
• General ideas present the topic
• Fantasy is an event that cannot happen in real life
• Fantasy is only make-believe
• Reality is an event that actually happens