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← ADJECTIVE

←← ADVERB

←← ALLITERATION

←← ALLUSION

←← ARCHAIC VOCABULARY/ARCHAISM

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← CLAUSE

←← CONJUNCTION

←← CONVERSATIONAL (VOICE)

←← COLLOQUIALISM

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← DIALECT

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← HYPERBOLE

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← IMAGERY

←← IMPERSONAL (LANGUAGE)

←← IRONY

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← JOURNALISM

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← LITERARY

←← LITOTE

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← METAPHOR

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← NOUN

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← OBJECT

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← PARTICIPLE

←← PERSONAL (LANGUAGE)

←← PLAIN LANGUAGE

←← POETIC LANGUAGE

←← POINT OF VIEW

←← PRONOUN

←← PUNS

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← REPETITION

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SLANG

←← SUBJECT

← Person or thing who is performing the action of the verb. It can be a

noun (the man stroked the dog) or a complex clause (the bald man

who had picked up the ball gave it to the dog).

←← SYNTAX

← (Greek: together arrangement) the way in which words are arranged

and modified to create sentences

← syntactic sub-ordination

syntactic co-ordination

←← SYMBOLISM

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← VERB

← A word to describe an action (he reads books, she excels at chess);

it connects a subject to a predicate

← TRANSITIVE VERBS

Verbs involving an object (he raps the desk)

INTRANSITIVE VERBS

Verbs not involving an object (I sit, he lives)

MAIN VERB

Where the structure of the sentence depends on the verbs if the

sentence is to make any sense (The boy, who had run too

quickly, fell.)

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