Unity of ideas

(a)  

Quality of being logical and well organized

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Sequence of events

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Arranged according to how things fit together in a physical space

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Arranged from least important to most important

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Arranged on how things are similar and different

(a)  

Most common, arranged according to different subtopics

(a)  

Prepares reader for information

(a)  

Develops the thesis statement and ideas

(a)  

Ties the ideas in the text together

(a)  

Used in personal texts to family friends colleagues

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Used in academic business and official texts

(a)  

Commonly found words in everyday life

(a)  

Straight to the point

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Words that or commanplace and easy to understand

(a)  

Fundamental in learning a language

(a)  

System of symbols use to vive structures to a text

(a)  

Indicates full stop to a statement

(a)  

Ends a question

(a)  

Ends a sentence with a strong emotion

(a)  

Indicates possessive case of nouns

(a)  

Separates words or phrases in a list

(a)  

Introduces a list

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Indicates a stop or break that is more grounded than a comma but not as strong as a period

(a)  

Introduces a summary statement after a series of words or phrases

(a)  

Writing the first letter of a word in uppercase

(a)  

Indicates important words in a sentence or paragraph

(a)  

Indicates titles or foreign words

(a)  

Used to be the most common form of emohasis

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