Verb
'running'
Adverb
'quickly'
Noun
'proper - Bristol, common - teacher'
Pronoun
'me'
Filler
'like'
Adjective
'cute'
Metaphor
'the curtain of night'
Simile
'as/like'
Juxtaposition
'a baby with a machine gun'
Alliteration
'silly snake'
Personification
'the run down house appeared depressed'
Oxymoron
'happy misfortune'
Onomatopoeia
'bang'
Jargon
'subject specific language - LOL'
Symbolism
'red rose associated with love'
Triples
'cattle, capital, city'
Rhymes
'the dog sat on a log'
Dialect
'cockney is a dialect of English'
Hyperbole
'I am so hungry I could eat a horse' - over exaggeration
Prepositions
'above/near'
Assonance
'do you like blue?'
Clause
'Tom married Amy, WHEN HE WAS 19' - words forming a unit within a sentence
Synonyms
words that have the same/almost the same meaning
Antonyms
words that mean the opposite of each other
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