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Telegraphic Sentences

Description:

Telegraphic sentences are concise and brief statements that omit unnecessary words or details, resembling the style of a telegram. They serve to convey information in a clear and direct manner, often using only essential words and phrases.

Examples:

Noun:

1. The article contained several telegraphic sentences, delivering the news quickly and effectively.

2. She preferred writing in telegraphic sentences as they allowed for fast communication without sacrificing clarity.

Adjective:

1. The author's telegraphic sentence style made his novel a quick and engaging read.

2. In his presentation, he used telegraphic sentences to keep the audience's attention and avoid overwhelming them with information.

Verb:

1. When writing an email, try to telegraph your message by using telegraphic sentences.

2. The instructor taught her students how to effectively telegraph their ideas through the use of telegraphic sentences.

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