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Word class: have
Static verb
Word class: fallen
Adjective or dynamic verb
Word class: us
Collective pronoun
Descriptions relating to smell
Olfactory imagery
Words linked by a common theme found throughout a text
Semantic field
A metaphor that is used throughout a text
Extended metaphor
Repetition of S sounds
Sibilance
An object or event that represents something else, for example, Inspector Goole's 'I'm on duty'
Symbolism
Sentence type: 'Please, leave me alone.'
Imperative
Sentence type: 'I've been playing videogames since I could talk.'
Declarative / Statement
What method was MLK using? “Go back to Mississippi, go back to Alabama, go back to South Carolina, go back to Georgia, go back to Louisiana, go back to the slums and ghettos of our Northern cities, knowing that somehow..."
Anaphora
Name 3 methods: “The stubborn sea sighed softly as 70% of the sky slipped behind the storm.”
Personification, sibilance, statistics
Name 3 connectives for comparison
alternatively, equally, in contrast, likewise, on the other hand, similarly, whereas
Name 3 connectives for cause and effect
because, consequently, therefore, thus, so, as a result, if...then
