English, 29.08.2019 07:30 james234886

Match each element of an essay to its correct definition.
tiles
diction
transitions
introductory hook
thesis statement
pairs
a sentence that express the central idea of an essay
an attention-grabbing technique found in the opening section of an essay
the choice of words appropriate to the topic and the audience
cohesive devices that in the smooth flow of ideas in an essay

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