Allusion - An indirect reference to a person, place, thing or event., Cliche - A stereotyped expression. For example: "between a rock and a hard place" means a situation where one is faced with two difficult choices., Evaluative language - Seeks to persuade readers' attitudes either positively or negatively., Idiom - A group of fixed words having more meaning than their individual words. For example: 'I am over the moon', 'on thin ice', 'a fish out of water'., Metaphor - A strong comparison between two things where one takes on the characteristics of the other., Modality - Having to do with possibility, probability, obligation and permission. Modality can be high, medium or low., Symbolism - When something abstract is represented by something else., Colloquial language - Language used in familiar or everyday conversation., Connotation - An idea or feeling a word invokes in addition to its actual primary meaning. For example, 'childish' produces different feelings to 'childlike'., Alliteration - The use of the same letter or sound at the beginning of closely connected words. For example: 'wild and woolly'., Pun - A joke that uses the different possible meanings of words. ,

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