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Literary Devices and Figures of Speech

Includes questions related to rules and methods used in literature and using words, terms and sentences in figurative or nonliteral ways;

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Can you give 30 examples of regular verb?

This idea of regular and irregular verbs is generally most helpful to people learning a second language. If a verb follows the expected rules, it is regular. Talk is a regular verb.

* Present simple, the infinitive form is used: e.g. Please talk to me.

* The Past simple is formed by verb + ed : The parrot talked.

* The Past Participle [used in the present and passive tenses, or as an adjective] is verb + ed. e.g. My parrot has talked ever since we got him. (Present perfect)

Go is an irregular verb.

* Present simple is go: We go fishing every weekend.

* Past simple is went: They went fishing at 6 o'clock this morning.

* Past participle is gone: They're not home at the moment, they have gone fishing.(Present perfect)

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adapt

adopt

alarm

astonish

believe

call

cancel

care

carry

chase

chat*

clap*

close

collect

commit*

concentrate

continue

cry

dance

dare

delay

delete

deny

destroy

dislike

divorce

drop*

enjoy

fill

finish

fix

focus

form

happen

hate

help

hire

install

jog*

jump

like

listen

live

look

love

marry

mix

need

open

play

pick

rent

repair

save

search

shave

smell

smile

spy

stare

start

stay

stop*

surf

surprise

surrender

talk

travel

treat

try

utter

walk

want

wash

watch

work

worry

* = Double the last consonant in these verbs before adding ed.

dropped, committed, stopped......etc.

Which type of figurative language is used in She's a bombshell?

This is a metaphor. She is not actually a bombshell, and there is no comparative term (as, like).

What other examples of mathspeak can you find in everyday language?

In addition to...

Stop being square

We've been running in circles

There are so many variables to consider

There must be a solution

What does diction mean in music?

Diction in music means that you need to use lots of exaggeration on vowels and and make your words clearer

What is the meaning of 'dream sequence'?

In the theater, film and television, a dream sequence is a scene or portion of a scene that represents a dream taking place only within the mind of one of the characters. It is seen by the audience, but is understood not to be part of the actual story line. For example, in the film Brazil, each scene of Sam Lowry (Jonathan Pryce) flying is a dream sequence.

In the not so distant future?

There are many things that could happen in the not so distant future. You could have a death in the family for example.

What the opposite of strange?

An antonym or word meaning opposite of strange would be normal. You could also say ordinary or plain.

How do you spell fopa?

A social error or blunder is called a faux pas (French, false step).

The pronunciation is "foh pah" or "foe pa".

What is a foiled villain's cry?

to prevent from attaining an end(ornamented with foils)

What are vowel digraphs?

Vowel digraphs are 2 vowels that represent a single sound. They are ai, ay, ea, ee, ei, ey, ie, oa, oo, ow, and ue.

What is the antonym you could use with this phrase blank swam out and back?

An antoynm is someting that is the opposite of another thing, for example wet is an antoynm for dry. so no you can't use it with that phrase.

What do you call a word that can be read forwards and backwards but not spelled like a palidrome?

It is called a semordilap which is backwards for palidromes. An example of a palidrome is kayak which is the same when read both forwards and backwards. An example of a semordilap is dog and G-d which use the same letters when read forwards or backwards but are obviously different words.

How do you spell waiter?

Waiter (a man who serves food to customers in a restaurant. He 'waits' on them.)

What is reverse imagery?

An active recollection, as well as a subconscience selection of experiences that are drawn upon, in order to contribute to the underlying forces that positively shape our future reponses.