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A periodic sentence and anastrophe are similar because both change the normal order of words. The difference is that one works at a sentence level and the other at a word level.
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We all know that palindromes read the same either way. The most common forms are words like civic, mom, or mum and dad. But as a literary device, a palindrome can be
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Drop caps are large decorative capital letters appearing at the beginning of book chapters. Usually, they are two or three lines in height and perhaps in a styled font. You also see
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The adverbs, usually and normally, have similar meanings and are often interchangeable. They both indicate a degree of frequency; however, there is a subtle difference. Normally refers to an action that is
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It’s easy to think that an article and a blog post are almost identical. If you have a blog, you are constantly adding content to it, which you might logically call blog
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Publisher Rocket is a popular book marketing tool for Amazon self-publishing authors. Essentially, it is a software program that gives authors access to the Amazon book database. It helps take a lot
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