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Key words for GCSE English Language.
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elaboration |
Elaboration is the act of adding more detail to a statement or idea.
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conclusion |
A conclusion is a decision reached by reasoning.
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discourse |
Discourse is the formal discussion of a topic.
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etiquette |
Etiquette is the observance of formal or expected requirements.
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explicit |
If something is explicit, it means it is stated in an obvious way.
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position |
Something's position is where it is located.
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consensus |
A consensus is a view agreed on by a group.
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contradiction |
A contradiction is a statement which opposes one that had already been made.
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persuasion |
Persuasion is the act of convincing someone through reasoning.
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synthesis |
Synthesis is when you bring together what you've learned to draw conclusions.
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summary |
A summary is a presentation of the key points.
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exaggerate |
To exaggerate is to magnify something beyond its reality.
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rhetoric |
Rhetoric is the art of writing or speaking in a persuasive way.
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