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A verb that takes a direct object, as read in Francesca read the book.

a three-foot line.

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Words that are unfamiliar to a reader in both print and meaning.

A truthful or factual condition; a logical argument; the evidence that the inferences drawn from test results are accurate.

A mapping technique using overlapping circles showing features either unique or common to two or more concepts.

The stance or vantage point from which a story is narrated.

An instructional device, such as a chart, map, diagram, cutaway or overlay, that helps a reader to comprehend information.

In many languages, a syntactic pattern that indicates the verb-subject relationship; the principal voices in English and many other languages are active and passive.

Groups of words with clear relationships (e.g., specify, specifies, and specification).

origins The history or etymology of words; the meanings of roots and affixes.

The process of determining the pronunciation and some degree of meaning of a word in written or printed form; the quick and easy identification of the form, pronunciation and appropriate meaning of a word previously seen in print or writing.

Job-related nonfiction materials such as memoranda, meeting minutes and travel schedules.