morphological and syntactic structures Flashcards

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Anaphora

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repetition of a word or group of words at the beginning of a sentence

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Epiphora

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repetition of a word or group of words at the end of a sentence

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Apanalepsis

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repetition of words in close succession or after other intervening words

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Anadiplosis

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repetition of the end of one clause at the beginning of another

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Parallelismus

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succession of clauses or sentences of the same structure

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Chiasmus

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reversal of structures in successive clauses

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Inversion

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reversal of normal word order

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ellipsis

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omission of sentence components
:Nothing so difficult as a beginning

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Asyndeton

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succession of words or phrases without conjoining words

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Polysendeton

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succession of words or phrases with conjoining words

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Zeugma

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application of one verb to more than one object in different sentences

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hysteron proteron

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reversal of the logical succession of events

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Polyptoton

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Repetition of a word in different inflected forms
Thinking - thinks

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Figura etymological

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Repetition of a root in different forms
Lit some lighter light

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Aposiopesis

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Abrupt cessation before the end of an utterance

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