Noun, Things - general (common) and specific (proper) names., Pronouns, A type of noun used to refer to either individuals or a group of people., Adjective, A descriptor for a noun; something that gives characteristics to a thing., Verb, A doing or action word. These words change forms e.g. -ed & -ing suffixes., Adverb, How to describe an action: speed, manner, frequency, extent., Emotive Language, Positive or negative language aimed at eliciting an emotional response from the reader., Positive Language, Positive word choice aiming to make the reader feel happy or inspired., Negative Language, Negative word choices to make the reader feel angry or upset., Hyperbole, Intentionally exaggerating for effect/emphasis., Simile, Comparing two things using 'like' or 'as'., Metaphor, Comparing two things, saying one thing is another., List of Three, A list of three ideas or descriptive words., Listing, 3+ ideas or descriptions together., Rhetorical Question, A question that doesn't need an answer.

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