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Which structural items would you expect to see in prose? Select the two Correct answers.Asked by TREY PILGRIM
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The question seems to have cut off after "the two correct answers." However, I'll assume you are asking about structural items in prose. Here are two examples of structural items frequently seen in prose writing:
1. Paragraphs: Prose writing typically consists of multiple paragraphs. Each paragraph focuses on a single idea or topic and helps organize the text into logical sections.
2. Sentences: Prose writing is made up of sentences, which are fundamental units of expression. Sentences convey complete thoughts and are usually comprised of a subject, verb, and object. They help structure the overall flow and coherence of the text.
These are just two examples of structural items commonly found in prose writing. However, there are other elements as well, such as chapters (in longer works), headings, subheadings, bullet points, and more, depending on the specific writing style and purpose of the prose.
1. Paragraphs: Prose writing typically consists of multiple paragraphs. Each paragraph focuses on a single idea or topic and helps organize the text into logical sections.
2. Sentences: Prose writing is made up of sentences, which are fundamental units of expression. Sentences convey complete thoughts and are usually comprised of a subject, verb, and object. They help structure the overall flow and coherence of the text.
These are just two examples of structural items commonly found in prose writing. However, there are other elements as well, such as chapters (in longer works), headings, subheadings, bullet points, and more, depending on the specific writing style and purpose of the prose.
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