English Language - Language and Structure techniques 3.0 / 5 based on 2 ratings ? EnglishCreative writingGCSEAQA Created by: Elizabeth077Created on: 28-01-19 14:54 Idiom I do not have a literal meaning but i am not just a metaphor 1 of 35 Alliteration Alliteration is when their is more than one word with the same letter in the same sentence or next to each other 2 of 35 Jargon I show expertise in a certain area 3 of 35 Colloquial Language Informal Language (slang) 4 of 35 Direct Address When you say something using "you" or their name 5 of 35 Direct Speech A quotation of what someone has said in quotation marks 6 of 35 Rhetorical Question A question where you don't want or expect an answer 7 of 35 Reported Speech A summary of what someone has said 8 of 35 Sibilance A form of alliteration repeating the "s" sound 9 of 35 Simile When something is compared with something else using "like" or "as" 10 of 35 Abbreviation Where a word has been shortened to just letters (BBC) 11 of 35 Acronym When words have been shortened to one letter that can be a pronouncable word (LOL) 12 of 35 Cliche An over used word or phrase 13 of 35 Dialect A version of language spoken by particular people in a particular area such as Scotts 14 of 35 Pathos Language that evokes pity or sorrow 15 of 35 Circular Narrative The last line of the text takes you back to the beginning 16 of 35 Story arc I have a beginning, a middle and an end. I usually have a crisis point that is resolved at the end 17 of 35 Dissonance A discordant combination of sounds 18 of 35 Extended Metaphor Metaphor all through the text/song (Firework by Katy Perry) 19 of 35 Imperitives When you tell someone/something what to do 20 of 35 Oxymoron Where two contradictory terms appear in one conjunction 21 of 35 First Person Narrative The text refers to the speaker himself 22 of 35 Second Person Narrative Second Person refers to the speakers audience 23 of 35 Third Person Narrative Third Person refers to everybody else 24 of 35 Flashback The main narrative takes place in one time but their are episodes from the past included 25 of 35 Pathetic Fallacy Where you use the weather to represent the mood 26 of 35 Change in Narrator This is where you read the text from another character's perspective 27 of 35 Dual Narrative This is where their are two sides of the story often alternating between the two viewpoints 28 of 35 Cliff-hanger A dramatic ending to an episode or a book 29 of 35 Shifts in focus This is where you focus on one thing in one paragraph and something else in the next paragraph 30 of 35 Verb A doing word (accept) 31 of 35 Adjective A word that describes a noun 32 of 35 Adverb A word that describes a verb (accidentally)` 33 of 35 Noun A noun is a place or a thing (Paris) 34 of 35 Short Sentences Create tension/confusion 35 of 35
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