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What are fables?
Short fictional stories that teach a moral or lesson.
What literary device is commonly used in fables?
Anthropomorphism, where animals are given human traits.
Who is known as the father of fables?
Aesop, an ancient Greek storyteller.
What is the typical structure of a fable?
A simple plot with a clear message at the end.
What characterizes James Thurber's fables?
They often include satire and irony.
What is a modal verb?
A verb combined with other verbs that functions as an auxiliary or helping verb.
What is the function of 'can' and 'could'?
They indicate ability or capability.
What does 'should' indicate in terms of obligation?
It indicates advice and suggestion.
What does the zero conditional refer to?
Things that are always true.
What is the formula for a first conditional sentence?
If + Present Simple, Comma, + future with 'will'.
What are the four types of conditionals?
Zero, First, Second, and Third Conditionals.
What is communication?
The process of sharing ideas, thoughts, and feelings.
What does a narrative essay focus on?
It tells a story about a real life situation.
What is the purpose of a persuasive essay?
To convince the reader to accept the writer’s recommendation.
What is included in the introduction of an essay?
The opening paragraph where the thesis is stated.
Why are essays important?
They clarify communication, inform, persuade, reflect, strengthen critical thinking, and enhance writing.