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Language Techniques

Language techniques for written text

QuestionAnswer
Naming word (plum, Peter, power, pod) Noun
Name of everyday objects (a pear, an apple, the banana) Common Noun
Name of place, person, etc (Alan, Africa) Proper Noun
Name of something we cannot see, touch or measure (air, authority, amazement) Abstract Noun
A group of objects, people or creatures (band, group, orchestra) Collective Noun
Used in the place of a noun (I, mine, you, yours) Pronoun
Describing word (black, bold, loud) Adjective
A form of adjective that compares things (blacker, bolder, louder) Comparative Adjective
Describes the best or the most from three or more things (blackest, boldest, loudest) Superlative Adjective
Doing word (run, walk, eat) Verb
Tell you when, where, or how something is done (cheerfully, thirstily, happily) Adverb
Links two or more sentences (and, so, but, yet) Conjunction
Tells us the position or place of something in relation of something else. (at, by for, on) Preposition
Expresses an unpleasant or uncomfortable or embarrassing situation sensitively/kindly (my grandfather passed away) Euphemism
A play on words Pun
Tired and worn out phrases Cliche
Language used in casual conversation Colloquial Language
Very informal language - generational Slang
Language used by a particular group, profession or culture Jargon
Created by: Shiro_Okami
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