Set 21 Vocabulary

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CON-

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TOGETHER (CONFORM, CONCENTRIC, CONJOIN, CONFIGURE)

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CRED-

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Believe (credit, credible, incredible)

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VIS-

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TO SEE (EXAMPLES: INVISIBLE, TELEVISION)

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-WARD

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IN THE DIRECTION OF (EXAMPLES: BACKWARD, HOMEWARD)

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conventions

Back

the grammar, spelling, capitalization, and punctuation rules we follow to share our message with readers

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complex sentence

Back

a sentence made up of an independent clause and a dependent clause, connected with a subordinate conjunction

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formal inquiry

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asking questions that will help you figure out something specific or create a piece of writing or a presentation

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character conflict

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problems the characters have with each other; these can be internal or external and often have to be inferred

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supporting evidence

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details or information that tell more about the central idea

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rearranging

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moving details around to organize the writing better