Language Features
Across
- 2. Using the fact that some phrases/words can be interpreted in two ways for humorous or witty effect
- 3. Exaggeration
- 5. Repetition of vowel sounds across two or more words
- 7. A less offensive manner of saying something harsh or difficult
- 8. Specialised language related to a specific topic/group of people
- 10. Informaleveryday conversation language
- 13. Using a word or phrase more than once in a text for effect
- 14. A comman statement directly telling the reader to act
Down
- 1. Descriptive/figurative use of language - adjectives,verbs, adverbs which create a picture in the mind
- 2. Giving human (person-like) qualitites to a non-human thing
- 4. Use of words which create the sound of the action they are describing
- 6. language related to a specific topic/group of people
- 9. Casual spoken language used by particular groups, especially younger people
- 11. Whent he same consonant sound (non-vowel sound) links two or more words
- 12. Repetition of final sounds in the final one or two syllables
- 15. Direct comparison of something to another the reader will know