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hypophora

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when a rhetorical question is immediately followed by a response

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parenthesis

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sectioning off extra information with commas, dashes or brackets

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tricolon or empathic triple

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grouping in threes

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pre-modification

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where the descriptive word comes before the thing they’re describing

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post-modification

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where the descriptive word comes after the thing they’re describing

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synecdoche

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a metaphor that states that something is only a small constituent art of itself, e.g. a new set of wheels (a car) hes behind bars (prison)

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allusion

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refering to something indirectly or metaphorically

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binary opposite

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elements of text that hold opposite ends of a notional scale e.g. big small, hot cold

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collocations

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words that naturally go together e.g. fish and chips, fire and ice

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asyndetic listing

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the listing of elements that exclude any form of coordinating conjunctions

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syndetic listing

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the listing of elements that features a coordinating conjunction

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phonological features

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any device used that relate to sound e.g. alliteration, repetition

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exposition

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the part of the story where the writer gets across the information about the characters. who they are, where they are

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anthropomorphism

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when an animal takes on the characteristics of a human

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euphemism

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the polite way to say something not normally considered socially acceptable e.g. i need a tinkle

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Foil character

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A character who is in direct contrast with another character

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Minor sentence

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One word sentence

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Direct speech/thought

Indirect speech/thought

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When you relay exactly what they say

When you summaries what it was

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Deontic modality

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Expressions that highlight a sense of obligation or necessity
(You have to do something

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Extended metaphor

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Continues throughout the narrative

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Dynamic verb

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Verbs that describe physical actions

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Epistemically modality

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Expressions that highlight degrees of belief or perception

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Boulomaic modality

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expressions that highlight aspects of desire

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Co-ordinating conjunctions

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Words such as ‘and’ that link things together

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What are the different nouns

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Abstract, love sadness
Proper noun, London katelyn
Pronoun, her I she
Possessive pronoun, mine my our

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What are the different verbs

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Active. Physical action
Stative, mental process e.g think fear love
Modal verb, expresses possibility, might