identify		the author's attitude toward the material and / or the reader
illustrate		a form of figurative language that compares two things using like or as
imitate		a distinguishing chracteristic or quality
imply		to make known
incorporate		to fit in with a group or make part of a larger whole
indicate		to find the meaning of something
indirect		to point to something
infer		the effect of something on a person, thing or event
influence		to alter something already written
integrate		irregular: not occuring at regular intervals
intent		to concluce something from reasoning
interact		to recognize and name
intermittent		to adopt somebody's behavior or appearance
interpret		the join something that already exists
investigate		not obvious or straightforward
simile		to fully explain something or accompany something with pictures
tone		a plan or purpose
trait		to observe or study
revise		to communicate or work together
reveal		to suggest