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refers to the need for an introduction, a body and a conclusion in a piece of writing. This applies to almost all types of writing, e.g. essays, reviews, reports, letters and emails, but not memoranda and minutes. See introduction, body and conclusion.
a form of the word that indicates that you are talking about only one person or thing, e.g. girl...
the study of visual texts, like film, photographs, graphic representations, illustrations,...
the Greek term for understatement. See understatement.