Grammar
This is the part of the sentence which tells the reader what the sentence is about.
Subject
The use of facts, figures, and measurable data to prove a point.
Logos
Usually the last sentence of the introduction which provides the main point and argument of the essay
Thesis
A section of a word that provides the most meaning.
Root
This repeated pattern or image will help a reader better understand a story’s theme.
Motif
A word that indicates a relationship or direction.
Preposition.
This is why an author writes his or her argument.
Purpose
This is the middle part of the introduction paragraph which explains what the reader will read in the body paragraphs.
Preview
A section of a word that determines the type of word that it is.
Suffix
This is when two things are seen or placed close together with contrasting effect.
Juxtaposition.
What kind of sentence is this?
She called him, but he didn't pick up.
Compound
This is the form chosen by an author to best convey his or her argument.
Text
This is information before a quote that gives a reader an indication of where the evidence comes from.
Context
This prefix means “without” in many Indo-European languages, including English.
a-
This is a story that deals with the downfall of a character due to his or her flaw.
Tragedy.
This part of a sentence relies on another part of the sentence to be complete.
Dependent Clause
This is what happens to cause a writer to make an argument.
Context
This is the purpose of a MATTERS sentence.
To explain why the evidence is important in relationship to the thesis and how it connects to the most important ideas?
This root that means feelings is also related to an important part of Greek argumentation.
PATH
This is a list of resources in which a writer includes not only the citations but also a summary and evaluation of the material in the sources.
Annotated Bibliography
What kind of word is "vet" in the following sentence:
He took his dog to the vet. BE SPECIFIC.
Object of the preposition
His Poetics explained his view of how people construct arguments.
Aristotle
If you see this symbol ળ, you should do this
Change the order of the words
This is the name for the study of word origins and parts.
Etymology
In Sonnet 116 by William Shakespeare, he uses this word to describe the arc made by the Grim Reaper’s sickle.
Compass