circular structure - when the end of a story reflects its beginning, juxtaposition - When you contrast opposite things/ ideas, e.g. The gleam in his eye could be a tear- or a new sign of hope., anaphora - When we repeat words at the beginning of phrases or sentences, e.g. Alone, the old man sat. Alone, he stared at the weeping rain., present participle clause - a clause with an 'ing' verb, e.g. Entering the room, I saw a mysterious stranger., adverb - a word which describes a verb, e.g. rapidly, hesitantly, tricolon - A pattern of three, e.g. The old man was silent, mysterious, melancholy., analepsis - Flashback, e.g. His mind floated back to his youth, and a special day when..., sentence word - A word that makes up a single sentence, e.g. He felt sorrow. Pain. Panic. Despair.,

Descriptive writing techniques 3

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