Vocabulary

6. seeming to be true and real although it may not really be
7. to stay or prove that something is definitely true
8. a difference between two people, situation, ideas, etc. that are being compared
9. to say that something exists or is likely to be true
10. a nervous and anxious feeling
12. Parallelism means using the same pattern of words to show that two show that two or more ideas have the same level of importance
16. To recognize or understand the difference between things and people
17. To record information about something by writing about it, photographing it, etc.
19. to see or meet someone without planning to
22. (only before a noun) the definitive book, description, etc. is considered to be the best of it's type and cannot be improved
25. used in order to add an idea or fact that is surprising or seems very different from what you have said
26. to say that something is true
27. to show that an opinion, idea, quality, etc. is important
29. a good or useful quality
30. to say that an action is illegal or not allowed
32. to stat publicly that something is true

1. to remove something from a place or thing
2. a choice you can make in a particular situation
3. the statement in a piece of writing that gives the main idea or the writer's opinion
4. An opinion about whether something is good or bad that influences how you deal with it
5. very often
8. to spoil something by adding a dangerous substance to it
11. done in a way that is intended
13. to strongly support a particular way of doing things
14. to start to do a piece of work, especially one that is ling and difficult
15. coming or following one after another
18. to put your thoughts or feelings into words
20. to think about something carefully
21. to say something more than once
23. Although
24. a quality that is inherent in something is a natural part of it and cannot be separated
28. to state something in an exact detail way
31. to show something that was previously hidden