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a word that decides a noun or noun phrase, e.g. all, some, many, both, most, every (pronouns); the, a, an (articles); and my, his, whose (possessive pronouns).
the outlook or view of the author, narrator or a character speaking in a particular work, e.g....
to emphasise something that is close to the viewer by focussing on the subject. The term is also...
a figure of speech in which the term for one thing is applied to another associated with it, e.g...
a female character in a literary work, often the protagonist, that is admired or identified with...
a serious play with an unhappy ending, especially the death or downfall of the main character....