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studying the how and why of language and literature by asking searching questions of every aspect of the written piece, e.g. by examining the context of the writing, the bias of the author, the omissions and selections, the editing decisions taken, the balance of fact and opinion; and being aware of prejudice and stereotypes, emotive, manipulative and persuasive language, and propaganda.
the classification of sentences according to purpose and structure. See simple sentence,...
rhyming words at the end of the lines in a poem. Some common patterns for end rhyme are
...an adjective that indicates how many of something there is, or the order of something, e.g. Only...
a figure of speech such as alliteration, assonance and onomatopoeia, that uses sound to create...
a chorus that is repeated at intervals throughout a poem, usually at the end of a stanza, e.g....