Communication and information – B1–B2 – 005
This 12-word B1–B2 mini-deck is part five of the series, focused entirely on the terms you need to talk about how texts are built. You'll know the difference between a syllable and a synonym, and recognise an exclamation mark, a semicolon, or an apostrophe in a text. You'll read a poem stanza by stanza, tell a sonnet apart from other verse forms, and follow a book's footnotes and subtitles. A small, targeted deck for anyone reading English grammar guides or literary texts.
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What you'll be able to do
- You'll recognise an exclamation mark, a semicolon, and an apostrophe in a text.
- You'll tell a syllable apart from a synonym and a collocation.
- You'll read a poem stanza by stanza and recognise the sonnet form.
- You'll follow a book's footnotes and subtitles while reading.
- You'll understand when a text needs a reprint.
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What's in this set?
The set's words in the source language — so you know exactly what you'll learn.
- reprint
- syllable
- guideline
- subtitle
- footnote
- synonym
- exclamation mark
- stanza
- sonnet
- apostrophe
- semicolon
- collocation
- broadcast
- headline
- correspondence
- newsletter
- interview
- publisher
- quotation
- transmit
- translate
- edit
- discuss
- inform
- debate
- inquire
- summarize
- clarify
- notify
- articulate
- gesture
- dialogue
- announcement
- journal
- manuscript