Question Two Step Five: Choose one phrase or sentence and copy this directly using quotation marks. Question Three Analysing language and structure – Before you practising for this question, you must know the following techniques. If you know the following techniques, you will be able to analyse the text you have been given. Language Structure Noun a person, place or thing Short sentence – Abstract nouns - feelings Multi clause sentence a sentence – Verb an action or a state containing lots and lots of clauses to – Adjective a describing word build up details – (describes the noun) a statement Declarative sentence – Adverb a describing word (describes Exclamatory sentence a sentence – – the verb) ending in an exclamation (use of Intensifier modifier that can add exclamation mark) – emotional intensity Interrogative sentence a question – Oxymoron two opposing words Imperative a command – – Juxtaposition Structural contrast –
Question Two Step Five: Choose one phrase or sentence and copy this directly using quotation marks. Question Three – Analysing language and structure Before you practising for this question, you must know the following techniques. If you know the following techniques, you will be able to analyse the text you have been given. Language Structure Noun – a person, place or thing Abstract nouns - feelings Verb – an action or a state Adjective – a describing word (describes the noun) Adverb – a describing word (describes the verb) Intensifier – modifier that can add emotional intensity Oxymoron – two opposing words Short sentence Multi clause sentence – a sentence containing lots and lots of clauses to build up details Declarative sentence – a statement Exclamatory sentence – a sentence ending in an exclamation (use of exclamation mark) Interrogative sentence – a question Imperative – a command Juxtaposition – Structural contrast