Sibilance, The alliteration of the letter 's', Alliteration, The repetition of a specific letter, Repetition, When a word or phrase is repeated, Metaphor, Making a direct comparison between two things, Simile, Making an indirect comparison between two things using 'like' or 'as', Personification, Giving human qualities to a non-human object, Onomatopoeia, This is a sound word. It sounds like the sound such as 'buzz', Dialogue, When a character speaks in a text, Inner dialogue, When a character's inner thoughts aren't spoken aloud, Descriptive language, Using rich adjectives to describe something in detail, Sensory language, Language that describes one of the five sense in detail (touch, smell, sight, taste, sound), Imperative, A command phrase. You aren't asking something, you are telling someone to do something., Noun, A person, place or thing, Adjective, A describing word, Adverb, A describing word that adds detail to a verb (quickly, slowly), Verb, An action word, Pathetic fallacy, When the weather reflects the mood of a setting, First person narrative, Using personal pronouns to construct a story 'I, me, myself', Third person narrative, Using third person pronouns to construct a narrative 'He, she, it, they', Emotive language, Using strong adjectives to create an intense emotional scene, Imagery, Creating a strong image in the readers mind. You could start with 'Picture this' or 'Imagine this'., Anecdote, Retelling a personal story as yourself or a particular character.

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