A grammatical term that describes sentence structure
Something that reminds one of something else.
A substitute word for another word that has the same or a very similar meaning - cold, freezing, icy etc.
When something is in opposition to something else.
7. Which of these best depicts DRAMATIC LANGUAGE?
I was encircled by a sea of green, peppered with wild yellows, pure whites and enchanting purples. Never had I seen such unkempt majesty.
Right. Okay. I slapped my hand against the wall, bending forwards, desperate to catch a breath. Behind me the shadows were not only still looming but gaining fast upon me. Last big breath. Last ditch attempt. Adrenalin was pumping and time was running out.
"Throw me the rope now!" Martin screeched over the lashing sounds and forceful jerks of the waves, not only lashing at the boat flanks but now splashing over and threatening the entire operation.
Puffing up my chest and taking a deep breath, I set my sights for the reception. "Right!" I asserted. And I marched back into the lobby to request, no, demand the refund that was being unlawfully withheld from me.
8. In poetry, which is the most appropriate title for when a poem suddenly takes an unexpected or different turn?
