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Text size modifier extending from a item to another
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I was wondering why is the large size modifier is extending from the first item to the end of the itemize, when it should stop on the closing bracket. This is what I mean: 
begin{itemize}
item B2 certification (highest obtainable) for all 5 language skills large{(listening, reading, spoken interaction, spoken production and writing)}.
item Self assigned C1 for listening and writing skills.
end{itemize}
Thank you very much!
fontsize itemize size
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I was wondering why is the large size modifier is extending from the first item to the end of the itemize, when it should stop on the closing bracket. This is what I mean: 
begin{itemize}
item B2 certification (highest obtainable) for all 5 language skills large{(listening, reading, spoken interaction, spoken production and writing)}.
item Self assigned C1 for listening and writing skills.
end{itemize}
Thank you very much!
fontsize itemize size
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largeis a declaration, it does not have an argument. Thus, proper scope-limiting use is{large ....}, notlarge{...}
– Steven B. Segletes
12 mins ago
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I was wondering why is the large size modifier is extending from the first item to the end of the itemize, when it should stop on the closing bracket. This is what I mean: 
begin{itemize}
item B2 certification (highest obtainable) for all 5 language skills large{(listening, reading, spoken interaction, spoken production and writing)}.
item Self assigned C1 for listening and writing skills.
end{itemize}
Thank you very much!
fontsize itemize size
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I was wondering why is the large size modifier is extending from the first item to the end of the itemize, when it should stop on the closing bracket. This is what I mean: 
begin{itemize}
item B2 certification (highest obtainable) for all 5 language skills large{(listening, reading, spoken interaction, spoken production and writing)}.
item Self assigned C1 for listening and writing skills.
end{itemize}
Thank you very much!
fontsize itemize size
fontsize itemize size
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largeis a declaration, it does not have an argument. Thus, proper scope-limiting use is{large ....}, notlarge{...}
– Steven B. Segletes
12 mins ago
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largeis a declaration, it does not have an argument. Thus, proper scope-limiting use is{large ....}, notlarge{...}
– Steven B. Segletes
12 mins ago
large is a declaration, it does not have an argument. Thus, proper scope-limiting use is {large ....}, not large{...}– Steven B. Segletes
12 mins ago
large is a declaration, it does not have an argument. Thus, proper scope-limiting use is {large ....}, not large{...}– Steven B. Segletes
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As commented, large is a declaration, it does not have an argument. Thus, proper scope-limiting use is {large ...}, not large{...}.
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
begin{itemize}
item B2 certification (highest obtainable) for all 5 language skills
{large(listening, reading, spoken interaction,
spoken production and writing)}.
item Self assigned C1 for listening and writing skills.
end{itemize}
end{document}

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As commented, large is a declaration, it does not have an argument. Thus, proper scope-limiting use is {large ...}, not large{...}.
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
begin{itemize}
item B2 certification (highest obtainable) for all 5 language skills
{large(listening, reading, spoken interaction,
spoken production and writing)}.
item Self assigned C1 for listening and writing skills.
end{itemize}
end{document}

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As commented, large is a declaration, it does not have an argument. Thus, proper scope-limiting use is {large ...}, not large{...}.
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
begin{itemize}
item B2 certification (highest obtainable) for all 5 language skills
{large(listening, reading, spoken interaction,
spoken production and writing)}.
item Self assigned C1 for listening and writing skills.
end{itemize}
end{document}

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As commented, large is a declaration, it does not have an argument. Thus, proper scope-limiting use is {large ...}, not large{...}.
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
begin{itemize}
item B2 certification (highest obtainable) for all 5 language skills
{large(listening, reading, spoken interaction,
spoken production and writing)}.
item Self assigned C1 for listening and writing skills.
end{itemize}
end{document}

As commented, large is a declaration, it does not have an argument. Thus, proper scope-limiting use is {large ...}, not large{...}.
documentclass{article}
begin{document}
begin{itemize}
item B2 certification (highest obtainable) for all 5 language skills
{large(listening, reading, spoken interaction,
spoken production and writing)}.
item Self assigned C1 for listening and writing skills.
end{itemize}
end{document}

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largeis a declaration, it does not have an argument. Thus, proper scope-limiting use is{large ....}, notlarge{...}– Steven B. Segletes
12 mins ago