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Blesi8e Ch23 Terms

[MO1] Written Communications [Tier 01]

TermDefinition
adjective a word added to (modifying) a noun to quantity or limit it.
adverb a word added to (modifying) a verb, an adjective, or another adverb
annotating the process of marking (e.g., incoming mail) to provide critical, important or explanatory notes.
apostrophe a punctuation mark showing the absence of a letter or letters or possession
clause part of a sentence with a subject and a predicate
compose write, to form by putting together, creating.
conjunction meeting; a word that connects
context the part of a written or spoken statement that surrounds a particular word or passage and can clarify its meaning.
contraction a shortened version of a word or group of words created by omission of internal letters
correspondence written communications; communication by the exchange of letters.
domestic not foreign; private
ellipsis a mark or series of marks used in writing or printing to indicate omission, especially of letters or words
etiquette conventional rules for correct behavior
hyphen a punctuation mark used to divide or create compound words.
interjection used to express strong feeling or emotion. These words are usually followed by an exclamation point or a comma
master a reference document used to compare other similar document or values to; master patient list, original document
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