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Alliteration

Repetition of a consonant, especially at the start of words

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Repetition

Using a specific word or phrase several times

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Analogy

A figure of speech that identify a similarity between two different things. For an analogy, the comparison is made clear and obvious, and often a lot more detailed.

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Similes

the use of the word ‘like’ or ‘as’ when drawing the comparison.

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Metaphor

does not use the word ‘like’ or ‘as’ and instead just states that some thing ‘is’ something else

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Exaggeration

exaggerates the true situation for dramatic impact

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Hyperbole

Hyperbole is an exaggeration that is deliberately humorous and over the top, often to deliberately draw attention to the ridiculousness of a situation (not meant to be taken literally, but do have an element of truth)

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Pun

A pin is a language technique that uses a word or phrase with more than one meaning or words that sound similar to create humor, make a message memorable. or emphasize an idea”

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What technique? “We need to clean up our act and stop littering at lunchtime”

Pun

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What technique “there’s enough rubbish on the playground to fill a hundred bins!”

Exaggeration

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What technique? “Our school will be buried under mountains of rubbish!”

Hyperbole

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What technique? “A school os like a garden. If gardens water the plants, pull out weeds, and care for the soil, the garden becomes a beautiful place for everyone to enjoy. In the same way, when students pick up rubbish, respect school property, and help keep their surroundings clean, the school grows into a welcoming and positive environment”

Analogy

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What technique? “A clean school shines like a lighthouse, attracting new families and students”

Similes

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What technique? “A clean school becomes a shining lighthouse, attracting new families and students”

Metaphor

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What technique? “Pick up your rubbish. Pick up your responsibility. Pick up your pride in our school.”

Repetition

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What technique? “Keep our campus clean, colorful, and cared for”

Alliteration