by melaniewp | Jul 4, 2013 | comparative, Rhetoric, superlative, Technical Terms
There’s big, then there’s bigger, and biggest. These words have names.Bigger = comparative. It compares one thing to another. Smaller, is also a comparative and so is the word ‘less’. ‘More’ is also a comparative.Examples of the...
by melaniewp | Jun 28, 2013 | English Language Exam, English Literature, GCSE, IGCSE, Rhetoric
+ APOSSUM: Basics for age 8-13+ Get the Complete Revision List of Technical Terms+ Get the Genius List** Comparative and Superlative**
by melaniewp | Jun 27, 2013 | Repetition, Rhetoric, Technical Terms
Repetition is used to create emphasis, show connections, how ideas transform, develop, build. It can be done at the level of sounds (letters), words or ideas – in a range of patterns.Repetition of Sounds- alliteration: the first letter is repeated- assonance /...
by melaniewp | May 27, 2013 | A-Level English, AQA Lit B, English Language Exam, English Literature Exam, GCSE, IGCSE, Rhetoric, Technical Terms, Vocabulary
Get the genius list of language techniques that writers use – also known as rhetoric. Please use with caution! The list is an advanced one for above-A* grades, A-level and University Level. Get a simpler list here for the GCSE language exam, to...
