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    The document summarizes the epic poem Beowulf. It describes Grendel as a greedy monster who hurts and abuses the people by constantly attacking them. Grendel and Beowulf both have immense strength, with Grendel possessing monster-like powers and Beowulf having extraordinary strength as a human. King Hrothgar tasks Beowulf with defeating Grendel after the monster easily dodges the attacks of Hrothgar's warriors. Beowulf ultimately defeats Grendel using his intelligence and strength.

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    The document summarizes the epic poem Beowulf. It describes Grendel as a greedy monster who hurts and abuses the people by constantly attacking them. Grendel and Beowulf both have immense strength, with Grendel possessing monster-like powers and Beowulf having extraordinary strength as a human. King Hrothgar tasks Beowulf with defeating Grendel after the monster easily dodges the attacks of Hrothgar's warriors. Beowulf ultimately defeats Grendel using his intelligence and strength.

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    The document summarizes the epic poem Beowulf. It describes Grendel as a greedy monster who hurts and abuses the people by constantly attacking them. Grendel and Beowulf both have immense strength, with Grendel possessing monster-like powers and Beowulf having extraordinary strength as a human. King Hrothgar tasks Beowulf with defeating Grendel after the monster easily dodges the attacks of Hrothgar's warriors. Beowulf ultimately defeats Grendel using his intelligence and strength.

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    The document summarizes the epic poem Beowulf. It describes Grendel as a greedy monster who hurts and abuses the people by constantly attacking them. Grendel and Beowulf both have immense strength, with Grendel possessing monster-like powers and Beowulf having extraordinary strength as a human. King Hrothgar tasks Beowulf with defeating Grendel after the monster easily dodges the attacks of Hrothgar's warriors. Beowulf ultimately defeats Grendel using his intelligence and strength.

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    Epic Poem BEOWULF

    Grendel was a greedy monster because


    in the epic he is constant in filling his
    stomach despite the fact that he is
    hurting and abusing the rights of the
    people, he continuously harm them for
    his own benefits.
    Grendel was considered as the foul
    enemy of God because he is evil-
    stained monster and kills people.
    Grendel and Beowulf have enormous
    strength because both of them have
    powers
    Beowulf Extra-ordinary power as human
    Grendel monster
    Grendel can easily dodge the attacks of
    the warriors.
    Because of Beowulf’s intelligence he
    defeated Grendel.
    Hrothgar was the father of Grendel
    and that is why King Hrothgar must find
    another person to kill Grendel and that
    is Beowulf.
    They are allowed to celebrate the
    defeat of Grendel because Beowulf
    defeated the monster who is Grendel,
    they celebrated a feast.
    Beowulf killed the monster by his own
    hands.
    Yes a sword
    Beowulf is considered to be the hero of
    Heorot since he’s the one who defeated
    the monster.
    Beowulf is considered to be the hero of
    Heorot since he’s the one who defeated
    the monster.
    SEQUENCE SIGNALS
     are linguistic forms that ostensively
    mark connections and relationships
    between one part of a piece of
    continuous writing and another.
     they maybe single words, compound
    words, words that are paired, or whole
    phrases.
     function as transition words and
    contribute to the flow of thought in
    written discourse.

    KINDS OF SEQUENCE SIGNALS

     CONTINUATION SIGNALS
    and again a final reason last of all
    CONTINUATION SIGNALS
    and again a final reason
    last of moreover other similarly
    other too also
    and finally furthermore likewise
    next next secondly
    with another first of all
    in addition to more one reason
    CHANGE OF DIRECTION SIGNALS
    although but conversely even though
    despite however in spite of the opposite
    rather while but different from still
    in contrast nevertheless on the contrary
    though conversely even though instead of
    otherwise on the other hand yet
    SEQUENCE SIGNALS
    first, second, third A,B,C for one thing
    then before after into last since
    o’clock later next now while until
    during always on time earlier
    TIME SIGNALS
    when immediately lately already
    at the same time once final during
    now little by little after awhile
    ILLUSTRATION SIGNALS
    for example for instance such as
    in the same way as specifically
    to illustrate much like similar to
    EMPHASIS SIGNALS
    a major development a significant factor
    a primary concern a key feature else
    a major event a vital force a central issue
    above all by the way especially important
    especially relevant especially valuable
    important note most of all
    CAUSE,CONDITION OR RESULT SIGNALS
    because for while that as yet
    so that resulting from if from then
    until whether therefore thus of
    consequently but since in order that
    unless due to without unless due to
    without
    SPATIAL SIGNALS
    between here right near middle
    east south under across forward
    below outside over in on next to
    there these this west about
    left around away into beyond
    opposite right

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