English 10- Vocabulary for Mastery- Part 2- words only

to leave out

the reason something is done

taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's own

never ending; continuous

the writer's or speaker's distinctive use of language in a text

a statement that summarizes a main point or claim

any organizational pattern that writers use to make their meaning clear

being exactly that and neither more nor less; definitely or strictly stated, defined, or fixed

a viewpoint or attitude; the state of one's ideas, the facts known to one

to support, hold, or bear up from below; to undergo, experience, or suffer

when a sentence is "balanced"; same grammatical pattern

to combine into a unified thought or product

the central idea or insight about human life revealed by a work of literature

not clearly or explicitly stated or expressed; not definitely known

the attitude of an author toward a subject

closely connected (to what is being done or considered)