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How do you know when to use a comma?
connects a full sentence (independent clause) to a partial sentence (dependent clause), or joins two full sentences with a FANBOYS word
How do you know when to use a semicolon?
Connects two full sentences (independent clauses) that are closely related without a conjunction.
How do you know when to use a colon?
Use a colon after a full sentence to introduce something (a list, an explanation, or a quote
Identify audience and purpose.
Audience: Who your communicating with
Purpose: Why your communicating
What’s parallel structure?
Same pattern for words and clauses
What are the plot elements?
Exposition (setup), rising action, climax (peak tension), falling action, and resolution/ denouement
What’s tone?
Narrators attitude throughout the subject
What’s symbolism?
Symbols are used to represent things
What’s a simile?
A figure of speech that compares one thing to another using like and as. (Ex. As brave as a lion) (somewhat)
What’s a metaphor?
Directly comparing two unlike things. (Ex. Love is a battlefield) (makes it)
What’s foreshadowing?
When an author drops hints about what is to come
What’s topic vs. theme?
Topic: General Subject
Theme: Underlying message or idea
What’s personification?
Human qualities or emotions being given to inanimate objects to describe them
What’s an allegory?
A story, poem, etc. that can reveal a hidden meaning
What’s situational irony?
Outcomes are opposite to expectation
Ex. A fire station on fire
What verbal irony?
Saying the opposite of what you mean (sarcasm)
What’s dramatic irony?
The audience knows something that the characters don’t
What’s direct vs. indirect characterization?
Direct: tells the reader what a character is like
Indirect: reveals traits through throughly characters behavior, thoughts, and interactions