Noun - Things - general (common) and specific (proper) names., 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., Direct Address - Directly referring to and including the reader: 'you', 'we', 'our'., Emotive Language - Positive or negative language aimed at eliciting an emotional response from the reader., 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 Questions - A question that doesn't need an answer., Opinions - Your point of view, Anecdote - A short story/personal experience from you, Quote/Testimony - Something that another person has told you, and you use their own words "_",

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