1offend the modesty or value of
- AFFRONTED
- PROCASTINATING
- FESTERED
- RECUPERATE
- ERODED
2recover from illness or exertion
- RECUPERATE
- ERODED
- PROCASTINATING
- ERODED
- FESTERED
3the action of delaying or postponing or something
- RECUPERATE
- PROCASTINATING
- ERODED
- FESTERED
- AFFRONTED
4become worse or more intense, especially through long-term neglect or indifference
- ERODED
- FESTERED
- ERODED
- AFFRONTED
- PROCASTINATING
5statement that are true and can be verified objectively or proven.
Facts
6are statement that reflect the view or ideas that people have about subjecs and topics.
Opinion
7some, most, all, none
Qualifiers of Quantity
8occasionally, sometimes, now
- Qualifiers of Time
- Qualifiers of Relative quality
- Qualifiers of Certainly
- Descriptive adjectives
- Qualifiers of Quantity
9i guess, i think, i knowWual
- Qualifiers of Certainly
- Qualifiers of Relative quality
- Qualifiers of Quantity
- Qualifiers of Time
- Descriptive Adjectives
10good, better, best, worst
- Qualifiers of Relative Quality
- Descriptive Adjectives
- Qualifiers of Time
- Qualifiers of Certainly
- Qualifiers of Quantity
11beautifulgly, delicious/disgusting, enjoyable/horrible
- Descriptive Adjectives
- Qualifiers of Certainly
- Qualifiers of Time
- Qualifiers of Quantity
- Qualifiers of Relative Quality
12stating our opinion and ideas are part of daily conversations
To express opinion
13there are ideas we hear or read that might be pleasing to us or of the same belief as we
To express agreement
14one way to recognize this is the use of the prounoun "you"
Second person
15one way to recognize this is the use of the pronoun "I"
First person
16What are the same pronouns that will show _____ ______ point of view? (he, she, they, them)
Third person
17If the author relates the event of the story from the perspective of ONLY ONE character
Third person Limited
18if the author relates the events of the story from the perspective of SEVERAL characters
Third person Omniscient