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in language: a punctuation mark used to show either possession, e.g. the girl's bags (the bags belonging to one girl), or contraction (also called omission), e.g. don't instead of do not, I'm instead of I am. (The apostrophe stands in the place of the missing letters.)
see concord.
imagery that appeals to the sense of sight, e.g. The trees were clad in green.
a part of speech that tells us something about (modifies) a verb, adjective or another adverb, e...
the choice and use of words that fit a context best; the particular words a writer or speaker...
the exact words that someone says, e.g. â??How long will you be?â?? she asked.