Grammar
Its time to go to the Metallica concert.
It's time to go to the Metallica concert.
An insight about human life revealed in a literary work.
Extremely angry.
What is livid?
Not able to be seen through; not transparent.
What is opaque?
Slightly rude in speech or manner.
What is brusque?
We got great seats Lucas’ grandma is the road manager.
We got great seats; Lucas’ grandma is the road manager.
When the protagonist is actually the villain of the story, but we empathize anyway.
What is an antihero?
To travel across or through.
What is traverse?
Showing great wealth and luxury.
What is opulent?
Emotionally uninvolved.
What is aloof?
This year writing will be a major focus its important to understand grammar rules, without them, your writing is difficult to understand.
This year, writing will be a major focus. It's important to understand grammar rules; without them, your writing is difficult to understand.
A character who serves as a direct contrast to another character as a device to empathize the qualities of the main character.
To support.
What is espouse?
Extremely unpleasant.
What is odious?
All future generations.
What is posterity?
Christmas is my favorite holiday; it’s also my sisters favorite as well
Christmas is my favorite holiday. It’s also my sisters favorite holiday.
The main character. The person for whom the reader roots.
What is a protagonist?
To make more pointed.
What is hone?
What is saccharine?
Regarded as too important to be changed/interfered with.
What is Sacrosanct?
Preparing our breakfast, the smell of cinnamon pancakes made Billy hungry
While preparing our breakfast, the smell of cinnamon pancakes made Billy hungry.
A classic pattern of structuring events in fiction.
What is a Storytelling Arc (Plot Line)?
Lacking originality or flair.
What is trite?
Having a long or flexible quality.
To break a rule or boundary.
What is transgress?