Figurative Language
What is a simile?
What is "like" or "as".
Rising action
What is "More events continue."
What is the correct grammar of "me want apple"
What is "I would like an apple"
What is a period (.)
What is "Used to end a sentence)
What is "assert"?
What is to state confidently.
What is a metaphor?
What is "to be", "is", "was", "am", "are", "were", "has", "have" or "a"
What is Falling action?
What is action and events that occur after climax.
What is the correct grammar of "they is going"
What is "They are leaving"
What is a quotation mark (")
What is a "Show what so one says"
What is "exhilarate"?
What is to make very happy/excited.
What is irony?
What is the opposite of one expects happens.
What is Inciting Incident?
What is something happens.
What is "They are making cookies" in past tense?
What is "They made cookies"
What is a hyphen (-)
What is joins compound words.
What is "condense"
What is to make more compact.
What is alliteration?
What is 2 or more words that have the same starting sound.
Is "the turning point, the point of gratis suspension or action?"
What is Climax.
What is the difference of "your" and "you're"
What is "Your" shows possession (belonging to you, like your car), while "you're" is a contraction for "you are"
What is a ellipsis (...)
What is shows admission.
What is "wistful"?
What is sad and thoughtful.
Is "The relationship was like a puzzle with missing pieces, almost complete but forever incomplete."
What is a simile
Is "setting, background info and characters."
What is "It's an exposition"
When should I hyphenate terms?
What is you should hyphenate terms to create compound adjectives before a noun.
Is "link two related ideas"
What is semicolon (;)
What is "emerge"?
What is to come out into view.