In terms of literature, I've always thought of prose materials as that of novels or stories. Although it can be non fiction and prose may be found in drama and poetry, for example, writing in a prosaic way in poetry - ordinary and straightforward, and some of Shakespeare's characters speak in prose, compared to the normal use of rhyming couplets. For the purposes of an exam asking you to bring in prose materials, they are most likely to mean novels and novellas, short stories etc. Hope that helps/is relevant.
Prose is speaking and verse. It was often studied in Universities (Please double check)
Prose in general is just any line that isn't poetic. Generally in shakespeare this means it isn't in the meter that the rest is in.
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The Father of Latin prose was Caecus. He was a Roman politician and a copy of one of his speeches is the earliest known political manuscript in Latin in existence.
Prose
Prose is whatever
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The word 'prose' is a noun, a word for written or spoken language in its ordinary form; a word for a thing.Examples of nouns that are synonyms for the noun 'prose' are:bookchit-chatcompositionconversationessaylanguageliteraturenovelprattlerhetoricspeechtalk
Prose are basically short stories. Prose is literature as distinct from poetry.
You can develop prose by reading other well-written prose. If it is literary prose, you can experiment with creative adjectives, similes, and metaphors.
a prose is a line in poetry
A prose that explains or persuades
The opposite of prose IS poetry.
Prose
It is called prose.
Prose is organized in poems. AN example of prose in a poem is the stanzas, and the lines in the poem.