vocab #1
to hone is:
to make more pointed
to transgress is:
to break a rule or boundary
to be livid is:
extremely angry
an antagonist is:
the opponent that blocks the protagonist
The fork was bigger then the spoon.
Then is wrong. It needs to be than.
to be odious is:
extremely unpleasant
to be saccharine is:
artificially sweet
to be opaque is:
not able to be seen through; not transparent
an antihero is:
when the protagonist is the villain of the story, but we empathize anyway
The dog along with the cat played with the baby.
Add comas after dog and cat.
posterity is:
all future generations
to be lithe is:
having a long or flexible quality
to be opulent is:
showing great wealth and luxury
a theme is:
an insight about human life that is revealed in literary work
We eated spaggety for diner.
to be brusque is:
slightly rude in speech or manner
to transverse is:
to travel across or through
to be sacrosanct is:
regarded as too important to change or be interfered with
a foil is:
a character that serves as a direct contrast to another character. this is a device the author uses to emphasize the qualities of the main character
travis Kelce lost his game its the first loss of the season.
Travis needs to be capitalized and there needs to be semi colon after game. “Its” is the wrong form. It needs to be “it’s”.
to espouse is:
to support
to be aloof is:
emotionally uninvolved
to be trite is:
lacking origionality
what is story telling arc:
a classic patern of structuring events in fiction
Their the best class in hole skool according too the principle they cleaned his car.
They’re the best class in the whole school, according to the principal; they cleaned his car.