tell me the small words or abrivitaion uses in the other words (for precie writing )?
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I think you are asking how to write a precis?  To do a precis, you have to write a shortened version of the paragraph or essay, restating exactly what the author has written, but making it much shorter.  You almost need to sum up a paragraph in a sentence or two.\n\nFirst, read through the piece of writing and underline the key points.  Then think of shorter ways you could say the same thing.  Think of different words with the same meaning.   Make an outline of these main ideas.  Write sentences using the outline.  Count how many words you have.  For example, if there were about 500 words in the original piece, your precis should be no more than 100 words.  If it is too long, look at it again and make more changes.\n\nWriting a good precis takes lots of practice.  It is much more difficult to write clearly, precisely and succinctly than it is to say the same thing using 5 times as many words.\n\nThese sites should help you.
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Try using a thesaurus with the key words of the definition. I would start with m-w.com (Merriam-Webster)
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How about 'Inner Fruit' as they all talk about the Fruit of the Spirit. Two words"deep with" is repeated like a theme or motif. So even "Deep Within" can serve as a title.Make whatever ttle  one that stands out in a crowd, a few notches above the others. Keep on writing. You have talent.
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Flow\nFloss\nFloral\nFloran\nFlorances
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flow, word choice, ambiatic pentameter (sp?), and I can't think of any more. Good luck!
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Can you make your point in 3 sentences or less?
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There are so many to choose from.  I think that is really a matter of personal preference and style.  It is often not so much what is said, but how it is said, that makes an impression.\n\nThese links may help you clarify things in your own mind, and assist you in picking the devices that will work best for your writing.
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Hyperbole\nSimile\nMetaphor\nPun\nAllusion\n\nNot 100% sure about A and C, though. I think they could be either.
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plz write in english.
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Impersonate\nCognate\nDonate\nEliminate \nPROCRASTINATE\nis your bosses trying to get to you to make you understand do not procrastinate.  Look for important work related words.\nImpersonate that is a bad thing to do and possibly criminal\nIlluminate is excellent\nCoordinate is an excellent work word I would also define them in short not just write them down at least define them in regards to work. Make sure you type well. I suggest a slightly larger font than 12 pt as 14 is easier to read so keep the definitions to a minimum as these will take up more space and also underline the words.\nDonate - then say this can be a tax write off along with give the company a favorable public image\nEliminate\netc.\nhttp://www.rhymer.com\ncognate, donate, magnate, ornate, phonate, pronate, stagnate, zonate\n\nhttp://www.rhymezone.com\ndiscriminate, incriminate \n\nhttp://www.onelook.com\nThis is just the a's when looking under *ate\nagglutinate\nalienate\nalkylbenzenesulfonate\nnow only part in looking for *nate\nThere are a great many chemicals that end with nate\nThis is just the first page\n51. agnominate\n52. alabama senate\n53. alaska senate\n54. alaska state senate\n55. albumin tannate\n56. albuminate\n57. alclometasone dipropionate\n58. alendronate\n59. aleuronate\n60. algenate\n61. alginate\n62. alienate\nThere must be thousands of word combinations that end with nate such as with names need to refine the search a bit for just one word\n12. ? t acid succinate\n13. a. bicarbonate\n14. a. carbonate\n15. a. glycinate\n16. a. isothiocyanate\n17. a. monosulfonate\n18. a. sodium \nI went to common words only which refined it a great deal if you go here and print them all out you should do just fine in winning.\n1. abacinate\n2. abalienate\n3. abominate\n4. accriminate\n5. acuminate\n\n26. assassinate\n27. assonate\n28. biacuminate\n29. bicarbonate\n30. bicarinate\n31. bicornate\n32. bicrenate\n33. bigeminate\n\n97. designate\n98. destinate\n99. determinate\n100. detonate\n\n189. inseminate\n190. insubordinate\n\n262. peronate\n263. personate\n\n383. uncompassionate\n384. undeterminate\n385. unfortunate\n386. unpassionate\n387. uranate\n388. urinate\n\n398. xeronate\n399. zirconate\n400. zonate\n\n400 at onelook if you look for just words not combinations of words or phrases
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Go to:\nhttp://www.parapublishing.com/sites/para/information/writing.cfm
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autobiographical or non autobiographical\nfiction and non-fiction\nnarrative or passive
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Words don't have to be big or long or anything to be unique and descriptive. Just try elaborative sentences like "horses' mains are delicate shreds of gloss" or something like that.
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The ones I found were\nexamination\nexploration\ninquiry\ninvestigation\nscrutiny\nstudy
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it should be less than 20 words
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Do you mean like:\nMunicipal\nProvincal \nor\nFederal?
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1. "pretentious" (adjective)\n...which is in itself a big word meaning "characterized by an assumption of dignity or importance; making an exaggerated outward show;" it definitely has a negative connotation.\n\n2."eloquent" (adjective)\nmeaning "having the power of fluent, forceful, and appropriate speech"; this one has a positive connotation\n\n3. "pedantic" (adjective)\nmeaning "ostentatious in one's learning; overly concerned with minute details of formalisms"; this implies a negative connotation, of course\n\n4. "articulate" (adjective)\nmeaning "using language easily and fluently; having facility with words"; another one with a positive connotation\n\nLearn to use all four of these, and maybe you'll be accused of using big words, too!