Language Flashcards
Euphoric
Great happiness and excitement
Heinous
Very bad and shocking
Indignant
Angry
Befuddled
Confused
Morose
Unhappy and gloomy
Melancholy
Sad
Lackadaisical
lacking enthusiasm and determination
PRTEZEL question structure
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When to use a colon :
Instead of because
When to use a semi colon ;
instead of and
Anadiplosis
the last word or phrase of one clause, sentence, or line is repeated at the beginning of the next.
Rule of three
Three words in a row to describe something
What to use instead of This shows, suggests, makes us want to read on
This exemplifies, epitomises, reinforces, evokes, consolidates, Implies, blossoms our understanding, hints, gives off the impression that
Oxymoron
An oxymoron is a ‘contradiction in terms’. It is when two opposite or incompatible words are placed right next to each other
Anaphora
A anaphora is a rhetorical device that’s the repetition of a word or words at the beginning of successive phrases, clauses, or lines to create a sonic effect
What to do in paragraph 1 on Qu5
! Similie Personification Heinous Indignant One line paragraph going into pg 2
What to do in paragraph 2 on Qu5
() Alliteration Onomtapeia Rule of three Expert opinion Lackadaisical Jubilant
What to do in paragraph 3 on Qu5
\: Rhetorical question Hyperbole Fact Morose Serene One line paragraph going into pg 4
What to do in paragraph 4 on Qu5
; Oxymoron Metaphor Anecdote Exasperated Euphoric
Jubilant
Feeling or showing of great happiness
Serene
Calm, peacful
Exasperated
Intensly irritated and frustrated, annoyed
Alliteration
the purposeful repetition of sounds (not necessarily letters - think ‘f’ and ‘ph’!)
Hyperbole
Over exaggerating
PEIEIEI structure
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PRTEPRTE structure
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