Language devices
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conjunction |
A conjunction is a word that joins other words together.
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repetition |
When a word is used more than once, it is called repetition.
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direct |
Direct speech involves the narrator giving the exact words spoken (or thought) by the character, almost always enclosed in speech marks, and often (but not always) with a reporting clause (such as ‘said Jim’).
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indirect |
Indirect speech involves the narrator summarising or paraphrasing the speech (or thought) of a character, without actually quoting the character’s exact words.
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punctuation |
Use of punctuation in the middle of a line to create a pause.
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vocabulary |
Vocabulary means the words in a language.
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imagery |
The effective use of the adjective 'beautiful' help to create imagery for the reader.
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emotive |
Emotive language is language used to create emotion in the reader.
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possibility |
A verb which expresses necessity or possibility e.g. might, could, should.
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informal |
Informal language is used when you speak to your friends.
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Monkey Business
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