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Can you use epilogue in a sentence?
The epilogue was the most interesting part of the book.
How do you use the word epilogue in a sentence?
The best part of the book was the epilogue.
What is the final part of a film or play called?
epilogue
What do you call the last part of the book?
Epilogue, conclusion, taster and of those would do
What is the name of the first Secret Circle book?
The book is in 2 parts. The first part is called "Initiation" and the second part is called "The Captive Part 1"
How many words are in the book eclipse?
There are 620 words in the main part, and in the epilogue there are 9 pages.
What is the first part of a geography book called?
The title page is the first page of a book.
How many pages are in the book whatever happened to janie?
almost 200 well the 200 part is the epilogue
What was the name of last part of Harry Potter?
It depends what you're talking about. If you mean the last chapter of Deathly Hallows (not including the epilogue) the chapter name is "The Flaw in the Plan." But if not, the epilogue is just called nineteen years later. of if you are talking of the book its Deathly Hallows, movie (last) Deathly Hallows part 2
Writing a book what is the word for something that is written after all the other events in the book take place but is part of the story and is at the beginning of the book it's reflective?
The word for the beginning part that is 'reflective' is Prologue, and the word for the ending part is Epilogue.
What is the final part of a play?
The final part of a play could be called several things: Denouement The finale The epilogue The final act.
What comes first monolog or epilogue?
EpilogueAnother answer:An "epilogue," by definition, is "a concluding part added to a literary work, as a novel;" thus an epilogue comes last. (A "monologue" is "a presentation by a single performer," [mono = one] without regard to placement.)Is it possible you meant to compare "epilogue" with "prologue?" (A "prologue" is "a preliminary discourse; an introductory speech; any introductory proceeding," so it, by definition, comes first.)
