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Expanded Definitions Review

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Review on expanded definitions and proper grammar.

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Expanded Definitions Review
 

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Expanded Definitions ReviewOnline version

Review on expanded definitions and proper grammar.

by Trishia Mae Mandolado
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What is an expanded definition best used for?

2

Which part begins an expanded definition?

3

Which example expands by describing a process?

4

Which verb correctly helps in defining terms?

5

In a definition, what is the 'Term' part?

6

Which component is used to compare or contrast in expansion?

7

What should follow a topic’s general class in a definition?

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What are the three parts of a definition?

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What is "the", "a", and "an" called?

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What is "that", "which", "who", "whom", "whose" called?

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