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Created by: Casieoakes
Created on: 28-04-14 20:07

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Clues

a descriptive technique where the discriptive words come before the thing they are describing e.g the (big),[fat] wad of cash spewed from his {inadequate pocket} (3, 12)
A or an (10, 7)
I and, the first person plural: we, our, us (5, 6, 7)
stress, intonation and pitch (8, 8)
The (8, 7)
the shifts in words meaning over time e.g 'sick' evolves to become something other than illness but a slang reference to something positive (8, 5)
this, that, those (12, 7)
words of one syllable (12, 5)
words of two or more syllable (12, 5)
You (6, 6, 7)