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Meanings of prose in anglès
Form of language which applies ordinary grammatical structure and natural flow of speech.
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Usage of prose in anglès
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As a result, good prose superhero stories are few and far between.
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It was difficult work; Fellwroth had cruelly restructured Shannon's Language Prime prose.
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You bathe in the Channel in the very prose of the day.
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The great bulk of the writings of the world is in prose.
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Prof Martin's second course focused on the poetry and prose of T.S.
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The prose stories are presented in the language of the masters themselves.
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And poetry was, in intention, form and origin, very different from prose.
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The best text-generating AI programs too often produce confused and disjointed prose.
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Some of the finest classics in our literature are penned in prose.
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He possesses in prose that indispensable magic which he lacks in poetry.
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Sometimes the Double Acrostic is in prose, as in this brief example:
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Sometimes the Sagas were sung in prose, at other times in verse.
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His plays are best known but his prose writings are often remarkable.
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It was short and to the point, unlike the usual imperial prose.
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Experiments where people were asked to remember prose suggest that it could.
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The result is an extraordinarily exact prose stunning in its visual accuracy.
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Prose through the time
Prose across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common