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illusion
allusion |
noun: “an unreal image”
EXAMPLE: What you think you saw was really an optical
illusion.
noun: “a casual reference to something”
EXAMPLE: She made an allusion to
her good attendance record.
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image
imagine |
noun: “a picture
EXAMPLE: The assignment is to create a vivid, sensory
image.
verb: “to picture
EXAMPLE: Imagine yourself standing
knee deep in cranberries.
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imply
infer |
verb: to state indirectly or suggest”
EXAMPLE: You seem to imply that it
was my fault.
verb: to draw a conclusion or derive by reasoning”
EXAMPLE: Anyone who reads the whole article can only
infer that Oswald was guilty.
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infer
imply |
verb: to draw a conclusion or derive by
reasoning
: Anyone who reads the whole article can only
infer that Oswald was guilty.
verb: to state indirectly or suggest”
EXAMPLE: You seem to imply that it
was my fault.
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isle
aisle |
noun: an island
EXAMPLE: You could win a trip to a tropical
isle.
noun: a corridor for walking
EXAMPLE: Be sure that the aisle
between desks is wide enough.
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its
it’s |
possessive form of “it”
EXAMPLE: The dog’s x-ray showed a rubber ball in
its stomach.
contraction for “it is”
EXAMPLE: It’s the most affordable
car I can find.
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