English Language P1 Literary techniques and Devices.
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- English Language P1 Literary techniques and Devices.
- Tone
- The feeling of a piece, e.g:sombre,distant
- Cumulative Effects
- Semantic Field
- Emotive Language
- Imagery
- Personification
- Metaphors
- Extended
- Symbolic
- Similies
- Pathetic Fallacy
- Figurative Language
- Imagery
- Emotive Language
- List of three
- Creates emphasis
- Semantic Field
- Alliteration
- Oxymorons
- Hyperbole
- Juxtaposition
- Motif
- A recurring idea or image or idea in text.
- Colloquial language
- Informal language
- Consonance
- Repetition of a consonant sound in nearby words.
- Assonance
- When words share the same vowel sound but their consonants are different.
- Omniscient narrator
- A narrator who know the thoughts and feelings of all the characters in a narrative.
- Onomatopeia
- Register
- Specific language used to match the form of writing.
- Figurative Language
- Sentence Forms- can reflect the events of the extract.
- Compund Sentence
- Complex Sentence
- Simple sentence
- A single clause, makes sense on its own.
- Can be used to create: sharp and/or abrupt tone;keeps reader engaged;builds tension by quickening the pace.
- A single clause, makes sense on its own.
- Sibilance
- Repetition of 's' sounds,can be to sound sinister.
- Synesthesia
- to present ideas, characters, or places in such a manner that they appeal to more than one sense, like hearing, sight, smell, and touch at a given time. One sense is described using terms from another. Often are in the form of a simile; an easy way to link two previously unconnected images.
- The silence was as thick as a forest.
- I smell trouble.
- You could cut the tension in the air with a knife.
- to present ideas, characters, or places in such a manner that they appeal to more than one sense, like hearing, sight, smell, and touch at a given time. One sense is described using terms from another. Often are in the form of a simile; an easy way to link two previously unconnected images.
- Repetition of 's' sounds,can be to sound sinister.
- Cyclic structure
- Tone
- Imagery
- Personification
- Metaphors
- Extended
- Symbolic
- Similies
- Pathetic Fallacy
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