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What are words within called?

Words within a larger unit of text are called internal words.

Here's a breakdown of how this concept applies:

* Internal words are words that are part of a sentence, phrase, or clause. They are not stand-alone units.

* External words are words that are not part of a sentence, phrase, or clause. They might include titles, headings, labels, or other elements that provide context or organization.

Examples:

* Internal words: In the sentence "The cat sat on the mat," the words "cat," "sat," "on," and "mat" are internal words.

* External words: The title "Cat on the Mat" is an external word.

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