descriptive
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| that there is more to | descriptive | texts than adjectives the density |
| out does rabelais using six | descriptive | words where rabelais only uses |
| as possible the narrative and | descriptive | details in the text strategies |
| a poem too can be | descriptive | or narrative or even feature |
| on the precise nature of | descriptive | or narrative or explanatory writing |
| to the research of modern | descriptive | linguists such as michael halliday |
| to be distinguished from the | descriptive | or analytical approach to grammar |
| places and events they incorporate | descriptive | passages and frequently use statements |
| and imaginative descriptions for example | descriptive | statements with linking verbs e |
| he was primarily interested in | descriptive | linguistics describing what goes on |
| is often used for more | descriptive | situations especially if referring potentially |
| in inches these helpful and | descriptive | assize definitions should form a |
| iii governs the choice of | descriptive | strategies they man be proper |
| speaks for itself a fine | descriptive | expression rosit is resin and |
| those weather conditions or a | descriptive | poem about that kind of |
| letter of a factual and | descriptive | nature intermediate 2 internal writing |
| ounce type is introduced with | descriptive | name of trois or troyis |
| a set time write a | descriptive | sentence about as many of |
| monks at newhall others are | descriptive | of the landscape like black |
| f1145: that s a really | descriptive | word dreich m1146: of course |
| re just they re so | descriptive | an they re just they |
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