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Why did the author use those

numbers or amounts?

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Why does the author say

it like that?

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What is the difference and why

does it matter?

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Do I know this word from someplace else?

Does this seem like technical talk for experts of this topic?

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Why did the author quote or

cite this person?

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Majority, everyone, one, two, large, small. many, often occasionally, impressive amount, few, several, half

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All, always, indisputably, arguably, never, none, totally, unquestionably, hardest, meanest, hungriest, perfectly, completely, absolutely, unconditionally, entirely, exclusively

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Although, As opposed to, Conversely, Different from, Even though, However, In spite of this, Instead of, Nevertheless, Nothing like, On the other hand, Otherwise, Still, Then Again, Unlike, Yet, Alternatively, By contrast

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Identify confusing or unknown word, look for context clue or sidebars/illustrations to help make sense of the word, lastly use a dictionary

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“ . . .” Other’s words that are cited and quoted

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Although, As opposed to, Conversely, Different from, Even though, However, In spite of this, Instead of, Nevertheless, Nothing like, On the other hand, Otherwise, Still, Then Again, Unlike, Yet, Alternatively, By contrast 

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majority

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describing an amount of people or things

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you say quoted words with a different tone in ur voice like ur emphasizing the word or phrase

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You quote the words whenever someone else says it (like in a book)

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you qoute a word when it has been said by someone else so to show it was not you words you put a " and another one at the end of the sentence

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You quote a word or sentence to give credit to the person who said it first.

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Extreme or absolute language is showing expression in a book.

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The Quoted words are stuff that famous people say.

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What’s the difference?

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The difference between two things that are being compared.

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They use these words to compare an object to another object.

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They use these words to compare an object to another object.

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Writing the differences between things.

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To explain the amount of people or objects.

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You quote text the has been said by another person and put “quotation marks around it”

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Writing how much stuff is there.

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Showing statistics about people, for example: how many people have a car and how much does the average doctor make.

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Using that conveys the text is really important.

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When you quote a word you are rewriting what somebody else already wrote, so now you have to add “ and a -, to explain what it said and who wrote it.

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The author uses that to make the person reading know that the mood is changing or if someone is mad or exited, this is called conveying.

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To use outside information that’s related to the text.

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Figuring out words that you don’t know with context clues.

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You are going to use context clues to find the meaning of a word you don’t understand.

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To give you more context about what you are reading.

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whenever you write a quote, you put quotation marks around it and the quote is commonly written in italics. You should also include the  name of the person you quoted in text.

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Trying to understand a word you don’t know by using what you have around you.

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You can use sentences or words around the word gap to help you understand its meaning.

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Comparing

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describing the amount of something or describing something

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transition words

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i don’t know what this is

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It’s stating the difference of two objects.

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To give you a feeling like your in the story.

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What’s the difference

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To explain the number of things or people

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The way you feel

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A famous person saying

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To make you feel the same feelings of the author

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To make people think about the quote ,cause I can be used in life

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It shows the important words