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originally folk songs, committed to memory; songs or poems that are stories (that is, they are narrative) and for which the author is often unknown. The most common ballad form is a quatrain (a 4-line stanza) in which the second and fourth lines rhyme, e.g. the childrenâ??s ballad, Sir Patrick Spens.
refers to the need for an introduction, a body and a conclusion in a piece of writing. This...
a graph composed of separate bars, plotted against an x and y-axis; used to represent discrete...
(also called a correlative conjunction) conjunctions like and, but, however, yet, either â?¦ or...
a non-finite verb that cannot stand on its own, and generally includes the word to, e.g. I like...
a moving or still image in the photograph taken by the camera. See close-up, extreme close-up,...