Writing and Composition

Sought basically means that you're looking for something, attempting to find it. So, you can say you sought out a seat in the movie theater, or a space in the parking lot. There are a lot of different ways you can use sought.

• produced
• invented
• built
• fabricated
• instituted
• initiated
• propagated
• bred
• conceived

That depends on the what the story is about, the style, the mood, and the objective. Do you want to teach something, shock someone, make someone laugh, or make the reader think?

You may well ask what this dreadfully written sentence means. It reeks of jargon, especially the verb "potentiate" which means "makes more likely". The key to the sentence is the phrase "even under conditions that insure (they mean ensure) learners will be correct on the test." This means that this is a test you cannot fail. What, one may ask, is the use of a test which you cannot fail? Apparently it "can potentiate the effectiveness of subsequent study opportunities", or in other words it makes it more likely that future study will work. So the idea is that taking tests you cannot fail can still be useful by making it more likely that future study will be more "effective", whatever that is supposed to mean in this context. "Effective" is an intentionally vague word suggesting that it accomplishes its goals without actually disclosing what those goals are.

compare and contrast.

No. It should be: no one.

an interesting fact

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Write sentences the way you speak - just pretend you are telling this to a friend, and write down what you would say. What would you tell them about this topic? What things do you feel that you are committed to? Why are you committed to them? How would you describe this commitment to your friend?

If you just start writing, you will be through with your assignment before you know it!

Misogynistic means having an irrational dislike or fear of women. Masochistic means having an irrational attraction to the infliction of pain.

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to tell you when to take a breath/ pause

Another way to say "not inherently financial" is "not primarily related to finance." It can also be expressed as "not fundamentally economic" or "not intrinsically monetary." These phrases convey the idea that the subject in question does not have a direct or essential connection to financial matters.

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Attention-seeker...

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An essay will have the following: Intro: hook thesis pre-view argument Body Paragraph 1-3: Argument Evidence to support argument closing paragraph: restate thesis restate arguments connect it to the audience.

declared, stated, retorted, snapped, explained, yelled, cried-my input from dictionary.com Synonyms: add, affirm, allege, announce, answer, assert, break silence, claim, come out with, communicate, conjecture, convey, declare, deliver, disclose, divulge, do, estimate, express, flap*, gab*, give voice, guess, imagine, imply, jaw, judge, lip*, maintain, make known, mention, opine, orate, perform, pronounce, put forth, put into words, rap*, read, recite, rehearse, relate, remark, render, repeat, reply, report, respond, reveal, rumor, speak, spiel*, state, suggest, tell, utter, verbalize, voice, yak* Antonyms: ask, question, request -Smile_fatima *********************************************************

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A stance in writing refers to the writer's position or attitude toward a particular topic or issue. It reflects their perspective, beliefs, and intended message, often influencing the tone and style of the writing. Stance can be explicit or implicit, guiding readers to understand the writer's viewpoint and engage with the content critically. It is essential for establishing credibility and persuading the audience.