The alphabet name

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The alphabet nameVersion en ligne guess the words! par Simo Felicioni A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V X Y Z Starts with A A type of reference that points back to something previously mentioned in the text Starts with B An adversative conjunction used to express contrast or opposition Starts with C The ability to produce something original and culturally valued Starts with D The way language is organized and used to communicate ideas in a text. Starts with E A cohesive device in which a word or phrase is omitted because it can be understood from the context. Starts with F A lack of success, which the author presents as a natural part of experimentation and improvement Starts with G The way a text is connected through grammatical devices such as reference, ellipsis, substitution, etc. Starts with H A semantic relationship in which specific words belong to a more general category. Starts with I The relationship between a text and other texts, quotations, voices or external references. Contains J The person, thing or topic that sentence is about. Contains L The programme or content that a course is expected to cover. Starts with M General truths, rules, or guidelines, just like a practical pieces of advice the author giver to Teachers in the text. Contains N The final conclusion of the text where the author leaves teachers with encouraging final thoughts on patience and experimentation. Starts with O Something new, unconventional or different from what already exists. Starts with P A magical solution or remedy for all difficulties Starts with Q A text pattern in which the Writer asks a question and then provides an explanation or answer. Starts with R a language function whose main purpose is to provide information and communicate facts or ideas. Starts with S A cohesive device in which one element replaces another to avoid repetition. Starts with T the attitude conveyed by the writer through the language used. Contains U a grammatical device used to connect ideas and show relationships such as addition, contrast or cause. Starts with V A type of substitution in Which verbal expression is Replaced by another element. Contains X a type of reference that points to something outside the text, such as a real world person or place. Contains Y a lexical relationship between words that have similar or related meanings. Contains Z Punto de la esfera celeste directamente sobre el observador.

The alphabet nameVersion en ligne

guess the words!

par Simo Felicioni

Starts with A

A type of reference that points back to something previously mentioned in the text

Starts with B

An adversative conjunction used to express contrast or opposition

Starts with C

The ability to produce something original and culturally valued

Starts with D

The way language is organized and used to communicate ideas in a text.

Starts with E

A cohesive device in which a word or phrase is omitted because it can be understood from the context.

Starts with F

A lack of success, which the author presents as a natural part of experimentation and improvement

Starts with G

The way a text is connected through grammatical devices such as reference, ellipsis, substitution, etc.

Starts with H

A semantic relationship in which specific words belong to a more general category.

Starts with I

The relationship between a text and other texts, quotations, voices or external references.

Contains J

The person, thing or topic that sentence is about.

Contains L

The programme or content that a course is expected to cover.

Starts with M

General truths, rules, or guidelines, just like a practical pieces of advice the author giver to Teachers in the text.

Contains N

The final conclusion of the text where the author leaves teachers with encouraging final thoughts on patience and experimentation.

Starts with O

Something new, unconventional or different from what already exists.

Starts with P

A magical solution or remedy for all difficulties

Starts with Q

A text pattern in which the Writer asks a question and then provides an explanation or answer.

Starts with R

a language function whose main purpose is to provide information and communicate facts or ideas.

Starts with S

A cohesive device in which one element replaces another to avoid repetition.

Starts with T

the attitude conveyed by the writer through the language used.

Contains U

a grammatical device used to connect ideas and show relationships such as addition, contrast or cause.

Starts with V

A type of substitution in Which verbal expression is Replaced by another element.

Contains X

a type of reference that points to something outside the text, such as a real world person or place.

Contains Y

a lexical relationship between words that have similar or related meanings.

Contains Z

Punto de la esfera celeste directamente sobre el observador.

The alphabet name

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The alphabet nameVersion en ligne

par Simo Felicioni

Starts with A

A type of reference that points back to something previously mentioned in the text

Starts with B

An adversative conjunction used to express contrast or opposition

Starts with C

The ability to produce something original and culturally valued

Starts with D

The way language is organized and used to communicate ideas in a text.

Starts with E

A cohesive device in which a word or phrase is omitted because it can be understood from the context.

Starts with F

A lack of success, which the author presents as a natural part of experimentation and improvement

Starts with G

The way a text is connected through grammatical devices such as reference, ellipsis, substitution, etc.

Starts with H

A semantic relationship in which specific words belong to a more general category.

Starts with I

The relationship between a text and other texts, quotations, voices or external references.

Contains J

The person, thing or topic that sentence is about.

Contains L

The programme or content that a course is expected to cover.

Starts with M

General truths, rules, or guidelines, just like a practical pieces of advice the author giver to Teachers in the text.

Contains N

The final conclusion of the text where the author leaves teachers with encouraging final thoughts on patience and experimentation.

Starts with O

Something new, unconventional or different from what already exists.

Starts with P

A magical solution or remedy for all difficulties

Starts with Q

A text pattern in which the Writer asks a question and then provides an explanation or answer.

Starts with R

a language function whose main purpose is to provide information and communicate facts or ideas.

Starts with S

A cohesive device in which one element replaces another to avoid repetition.

Starts with T

the attitude conveyed by the writer through the language used.

Contains U

a grammatical device used to connect ideas and show relationships such as addition, contrast or cause.

Starts with V

A type of substitution in Which verbal expression is Replaced by another element.

Contains X

a type of reference that points to something outside the text, such as a real world person or place.

Contains Y

a lexical relationship between words that have similar or related meanings.

Contains Z

Punto de la esfera celeste directamente sobre el observador.