English, 12.12.2020 16:10, daemonacoster

Words in the passage such as 'victor', 'vise', and 'confirmation' are examples of this type of vocabulary. They are words that you would read
and hear in a variety of classes in school and also outside of school. *
Personification
Simile
Domain-specific vocabulary
Academic vocabulary

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