English Subject Terminology

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English Subject Terminology Simple Sentence Complex sentence Compound sentence Dramatic Irony Imperative Oxymoron Personification Hyperbole Irony Sarcasm Juxtaposition Simile Metaphor Foreshadowing Chronological Structure Setting Character Direct Address Alliteration Facts Opinions Repetition Rhetorical Question Emotive Language Triples (power of 3) A) A sentence consisting of only one clause (and usually only 1 verb) E) A sentence containing an independent clause and at least one dependent clause. F) A sentence made from two independent sentences joined together. D) Communicating a message specifically to an individual. G) A question made to emphasis a point rather than to demand an answer. B) A technique in which the reader knows more than the characters in a story do. C) Giving an authoritative command. H) A figure of speech in which contradictory or opposite words are combined. Match the 8 definitions to the language device. Then research and write your own for the remaining 17!