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Faulty reasoning or mistaken belief

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Basic statement upon whose truth an argument is based

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Center for Innovation in Legal Education

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Center for Innovation in Legal Education

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Uploaded by Center for Innovation in Legal Education on 2013-08-24.

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A sentence that employs parallel structures of approximately the same length and importance

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Intended to teach and moral instruction

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Language spoken by ordinary people; informal

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illogical conclusion

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When a person draws a comparison between two concepts

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Attacking an opponent's character rather than answering his argument

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Act of accepting a point or fact in an argument

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How to use concession in your argument essay

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Understatement

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produces an effect of suspense

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Put the main idea first, and provide details to clear up the idea further

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Adjective directly following the noun it modifies

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What are APPOSITIVES ? (GREAT lesson on a point GRAMMAR books don't write about)

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Ability to persuade an audience with ethos, pathos, and logos

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Number of conjunctions in close sequence

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When one word modifies two or more words

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zeugma literary definition and examples - Google Search

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Example: "He went to the country, to the town went she.” like Yoda from Star Wars :)

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Rhythm of the authors writing

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Being close together or side by side, like for compare and contrast

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Insulting or abusive word or expression

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example: When hearing a certain sound causes the visualization of a certain color.

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Example: ten sail for ten ships

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Example: “count heads” for“count people.”

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Substituted phrase that is less harsh rather than one thought to be offensive

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Tailored English Courses - Corsi di Inglese Roma

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This video is about Euphemisms. They are words that replace very harsh and offensive ones so that you don't sound direct and rude. In this video Marc will give you some examples of them. Try to use them on everyday language. They are very useful and you will sound very polite when speaking English.

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Traditional saying

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Vocabulary to a particular trade

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Informal or familiar conversation

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Amusing scene, incident, or speech that relieves from tension