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AP LANGUAGE AND COMPOSITION Being a Critical Reader TYPES OF ESSAYS ANALYZE THE WRITING STYLE DEFEND, CHALLENGE OR QUALIFY EVALUATION OF ARGUMENT TONE SYNTAX VOICE DICTION IMAGERY

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Advance Mobile Application Development class 07

Slides on defend, challenge, and qualify argument essay

1. AP LANGUAGE AND COMPOSITION Being a Critical Reader TYPES OF ESSAYS ANALYZE THE WRITING STYLE DEFEND, CHALLENGE OR QUALIFY EVALUATION OF ARGUMENT TONE SYNTAX VOICE DICTION IMAGERY

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