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Friday, 11 March 2016

Language features

For writing this week, we were given the task of defining and giving examples of language features that we could include in our description writing.

For example:



Language Feature:
Definition:
Example:
Alliteration
Words that sound or starts with the same letter
She Sells Shells on the Sea Shore

Simile
Comparing an object or person to one thing in particular
That girl is as thin as a piece of string

Metaphor
A figure of speech of an object or person
Timmy is on thin ice/Life's a roller coaster

Cliche
A phrase or opinion that lacks originality
When you have lemons make lemonade

Assonance
A sentence that includes the same vowel in each of the words
How now brown cow

Onomatopoeia

A sound that is converted into words
“Boom”

Irony

Being sarcastic and exaggerating.


Meaning one thing but also meaning another.
There are roaches infesting the office of a pest control service


Looking at her son's messy room, Mom says, "Wow, you could win an award for cleanliness!"



1 comments:

Danni Stone said...

Luisa you have done such a wonderful job with this table! On Monday we will be discussing everyones language features tables so we can use our examples and descriptions throughout the year :) Perhaps you could think of your own examples to add during this session as well.

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