First, novels

1, which means: novel. Novel; Novel.

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Can be interpreted as "novel". Fiction refers to literary works that reflect the customs and characters in real life in the form of plots.

Adjectives mean "new", and novels focus on the novelty and uniqueness of new things.

This novel is regarded as a wonderful work.

This novel is regarded as an excellent masterpiece.

I like reading novels in my spare time.

I like reading novels in my spare time.

Second, essays

1, which means: n. paper; Short comments; Prose; Just try it. Just try it.

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Nouns mean "articles" or "essays". Essays refer to any kind of non-fiction, short and pithy articles, such as essays, reports, comments and satirical essays.

This article is admirable in all respects.

This article is worth appreciating in all aspects.

I have given my paper to the professor.

I have given my paper to the professor.

Third, poetry

1, which means: n. Poetry; rhyme

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The basic meaning of poetry is "poetry, poetry", which means "poetry" one by one, not poetic style.

Poetry is a countable noun, "a poem" can be said to be a poem.

He wrote a poem praising her loveliness.

He wrote a poem praising her beauty.

After I read it twice, the girl repeated the poem.

I have read this poem twice and the little girl can recite it.

Fourth, drama.

1, which means: n. drama; Script; Dramatic art; Dramatic events.

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65438+ entered English at the beginning of the 6th century, which directly originated from the later Latin drama, meaning drama; Drama, originally from ancient Greek, means performance, action and behavior.

I'm not interested in drama.

I'm not interested in drama.

Elizabethan era is the golden age of English drama.

Elizabethan period is the golden age of English drama.

Verb (short for verb) farce

1, which means: n. farce; Nonsense; A farce. Fifth, add a paragraph; Fill.

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Nouns include farce, farce, farce, ridiculous behavior, ridiculous thing, nonsense, funny, stuffing, ridiculous thing, fake thing, very ridiculous farce, laughing stock, farce script, farce play, fake ridiculous scene, farce scene, stuffing, farce and so on.

Their negotiation is a farce because their leader has made a decision.

Their negotiation is a ridiculous farce, because their leader has made a decision.

This seems to be a farce, which makes us laugh.

It looked like a farce, and we all doubled up with laughter.