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English Language Techniques DAFORREST

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English Language Techniques DAFORREST

  1. Direct Address

    • Eg. YOU are the reason people smile everyday.
      • Effect on the reader: Makes the reader feel involved in the text and catches their attention.
  2. Alliteration

    • Eg. Awesome adventures always or She sells sea shells on the sea shore.
      • Effect on the reader: Makes the text memorable and psychologically intrigues them.
  3. Facts

    • Eg. The Earth is round.
      • Effect on the reader: Makes the text look authentic and impressive.
  4. Opinion

    • Eg. Vogue is the best magazine available.
      • Effect on the reader: Gives the readers an insight of what the writer thinks of the situation
  5. Rule of 3

    • Eg. The lady next door was beautiful, gorgeous and dazzling, or It was cold, wet and windy.
      • Effect on the reader: Gives the text a more interesting description and a better imagery is created.
  6. Repetition

    • Eg. We care about the plants. We care about the trees. We care about the environment.
      • Effect on the reader: Makes the text memorable and emphasises the purpose of the text.
  7. Emotive Language

    • Eg. Abandoned children found in filthy, flea infested flat.
      • Effect on the reader: Makes the text more memorable and effective in luring the reader on.
  8. Statistics

    • Eg. 57% of women eat pancakes daily, or 8 out of 10 cats prefer Whiskers cat food.
      • Effect on the reader: Makes the text look authentic and sophisticated.
  9. Rhetorical Questions.

    • Eg. Do you ever feel like the world is closing in on you?
      • Effect on the reader: Makes the readers feel involved in the text and grasps their attention

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This will help you on your English Language exam :) A good way to remember these techniques: D A F O R R E S T Direct Address Alliteration Facts Opinion Rhetorical Questions Repetition Emotive Language Statistics Triplets (rule of 3)
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traceymaitland · Apr 2016
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Jan 16, 2017
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  • Created by Zakiya Tabassum · Apr 5, 2016
  • Copied by lewis001 · Apr 5, 2016
  • Copied by traceymaitland · Apr 5, 2016
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