Furthermore, his work captured the imagination of the country. reveal the in a cause/effect relationship As a result, As a result, Consequently, Therefore: “effect” Poe’s works are still valued and read today. Other adverbial beginnings: In comparison, Fortunately, Finally, Surprisingly, Shockingly, Surprisingly, the air bag did not deploy during the accident. Sentence Pattern 9 and Non-restrictive Clauses –Restrictive whose escapades had made headlines, decided to stay in hiding for a while. (Restrictive) Millie, who worked out every day for three hours before school, finally made the Olympic hockey team. (R) The band concert, which began at eight o’clock, did not end until eleven thirty. Mary would soon find out about the Nationalist Party, which ruled China at that time. The man who stole the horse will hang. (No comma) Polysyndeton and Asyndeton Author/Creation: Nick Jobe, January 2009. Summary: Discusses two stylistic devices: polysyndeton and asyndeton. Polysyndeton can be used to emphasize words and phrases because the repeated use of conjunctions slows the reader down. Asyndeton has the reverse effect: the reader speeds up because conjunctions are omitted.
Furthermore, his work captured the imagination of the country. As a result, Consequently, Therefore: reveal the “effect” in a cause/effect relationship As a result, Poe’s works are still valued and read today. Other adverbial beginnings: In comparison, Fortunately, Finally, Surprisingly, Shockingly, Surprisingly, the air bag did not deploy during the accident. Sentence Pattern 9 –Restrictive and Non-restrictive Clauses whose escapades had made headlines, decided to stay in hiding for a while. (Restrictive) Millie, who worked out every day for three hours before school, finally made the Olympic hockey team. (R) The band concert, which began at eight o’clock, did not end until eleven thirty. Mary would soon find out about the Nationalist Party, which ruled China at that time. The man who stole the horse will hang. (No comma) Polysyndeton and Asyndeton Author/Creation: Nick Jobe, January 2009. Summary: Discusses two stylistic devices: polysyndeton and asyndeton. Polysyndeton can be used to emphasize words and phrases because the repeated use of conjunctions slows the reader down. Asyndeton has the reverse effect: the reader speeds up because conjunctions are omitted.
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