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Englisch alliteration allusion analogy anaphora antithesis emotive language emphasis enumeration exaggeration figurative language metaphor quotation repetition -literary devices consonants, especially at the beginning of words repeated, Betty Botter bought some butter" reference in literary work to another (or theme in) literary work. comparison to something that is quite different. Repitition of words at beginning of neighbouring sentences. (I love cars. I love singing. I hate dancing) two opposite ideas in a sentence contrast language used to create empathy, refer to emotions. stress placed on certain words / passages to make them seem more important number of points set out in a list. making something seem language using images. One thing is represented by a word which normally describes something else. Something that a person has said or written Single words or phrases that appear several times in one text. greater, bigger, worse etc. than it actually is that must be translated to be understood layout: long headline long paragraphs none/ few pictures pictures are objective / don't provoke on opinion composition: structured broadsheet long sentences lots of information per paragraph language style & syntax: serious & formal language headline: fairly long fairly complex sentence structure, subclauses can include interviews by professionals, involved choice of words: large number of difficult words. mainly standard English, technical terms. neutral / formal language informative, neutral already ansioso some of S-W-questions formal, no grammatical omissions not too big print target group & appeal attracts through topicality written for demanding reader (middle / upper class...
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reader) orientation: largely objective / many points of view problem-oriented layout: big letters. lot of pictures (large) banner headline + subheading different types of print composition: Short sense units tabloid paragraphs often only 1-2 sentences. paragraphs regardless of sense language style & syntax. less choice of words: headline: grammatical subclauser, simple sentences simple sentences (many quotations) sometimes slang, low standard attractive words attention, signal words Standard + colloquial English, few difficult words emotivestyle omissions eye-catching many eye-catching elements. alliteration orientation: one-sided →capital letters, subheading → emotive verbs / adjectives. target group & appeal: less demanding reader, not interested in Details. "human interested personal aspects. opinion and person oriented Analysis. -introduction title, author, date, where it was published. -non fictional -summary: briefly sum up most important aspects. authors intention -main part: relationship between style and content. effects created by structure, language, register, style and tone. finish: sum up your findings no own opinion, unless it is the task.