CONNOTATIONS AND DENOTATIONS | LITERATURE
Words or phrases can actually have literal meanings or the other way around. There are two principal methods that describe
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Author: Aerish Gail Oliveros
CONSTRUCTING MEANING WITH CONTEXT CLUES, PRIOR KNOWLEDGE, AND WORD STRUCTURE | LITERATURE
When we are reading a book, a novel, or even an article online, we often encounter some words that are really hard to understand. Our common reaction to this is to either search for its meaning on the internet or simply look at it in the dictionary we have at home.
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TONE AND MOOD IN A READING PASSAGE | LITERATURE
Understanding a text or reading a whole concept is useless without knowing the emotions and feelings of the story. Tone and mood play a big role in the comprehension of the readers. Through this, they can have a hint or closer look at what the theme is all about.
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READING STRATEGIES USING VISUALIZATION | LITERATURE
A lot of people or learners are capable to read but not able to understand the context or content of
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