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in language: a punctuation mark used to show either possession, e.g. the girl's bags (the bags belonging to one girl), or contraction (also called omission), e.g. don't instead of do not, I'm instead of I am. (The apostrophe stands in the place of the missing letters.)
a widely held, but rigid, oversimplified and generalised idea, opinion or belief about a...
language that is used to convey exactly what it says.
a cartoon drawing of a particular person, in which something about his or her appearance is...
a device used in literature and film in which a scene or event from the past is inserted into...
a graph composed of dots, plotted against an x and y-axis; used to represent continuous data and...