Linguistics

Tele - Far Away (Greek) Phono - Sound, Voice (Greek) Peri- - Around, Near (Greek) Graph - To write; or Something written (Greek) Scope - Watch, View, Examine (Latin & Greek) Micro - Small (Greek) Geo - Earth (Greek) Thermo - Heat (Greek) Meter - Measure (Greek) Bio - Life (Greek) Log - Speech, Study of, Written work, Word (Greek) Mono - One, Single (Greek) Arch - Ruler, Principal, First (Latin & Greek) Cracy - Rule, Government (Greek) The - God, A god (G...

A tutorial about morphology as well as the answers.

This study guide explains the concept of discourse markers, the two types of discourse markers (formal and informal), as well as categories and examples for each type of discourse markers.

This study guide provides information on poetic devices, including the form and structure, types of stanzas, rhythm, rhyme schemes, sound play, word play and imagery.

This study guide tells you all you need to know about modal verbs, including modalities and the most commonly used modal verbs, their purposes, order of certainty, and basic rules to follow when using modal verbs.

This study guide offers information on the definition, purposes and functions of language (informative, interrogative, interpersonal and metalingual).

This study guide tells you all you should know about information maps, including the classifications, types (with examples), advantages and roles of these information maps in comprehension.

This document will provide you the information you need on persuasive texts, including their purposes, forms, structure, steps for writing persuasive texts, and common grammar and language conventions which will boost the effectiveness of your persuasive writing.

This document offers you all the information you need on context clues such as the types and roles of these clues in reading comprehension. In addition, this document teaches about formal and informal language, the most favorable situations to use these languages, as well as formal definitions and how to write them.

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