Across
- 3. Guessing word meanings from context
- 6. An error made by English learners when internalizing incorrect patterns from early exposure
- 7. A form of literature intended to be performed on stage
- 9. A fictional story often involving animals that teaches a moral lesson
- 10. A style of writing that focuses on detailed descriptions of nature and human
- 12. A literary device where non-human objects are given human traits
- 14. Joyce The famous Irish author who wrote Ulysses
Down
- 1. A type of figurative language that compares two unlike things without using "like" or "as"
- 2. The structural element of a story where tension reaches its highest point
- 4. Method A language teaching method focusing on mimicking native speakers' sentences without explanations
- 5. The smallest meaningful unit of language
- 8. 18th-century movement focused on reason
- 11. Giving human traits to non-humans
- 13. The receptive language skill that involves interpreting written texts