Adjectives: describe nouns, e.g. great, harsh, excruciating. Used to add more detail to the noun, and to build up images in the reader's mind.
Adverbs: describe verbs (the action) and often end in -ly, e.g. carefully, quietly, quickly. used to add more detail to a description of an action.
Alliteration: repetition of a sound at the beginning of words, e.g. 'river rushing rapidly'. Used to stress certain words of phrases.
Ambiguity: a sentence of word which has more than one possible meaning. used to express more than one meaning at once, and to make the reader think
Assonance: rhyme of the internal vowel sound, e.g. 'fresh' and 'wet', 'sad' and 'black'. Used to slow the reader down and emphasise certain words.
Colloquial language: informal language, used in everyday conversation. Could use local dialect and phrases. Used to indicate relationships between characters and to create an informal tone.
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