DICTIONARY

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ADJECTIVE
ADVERB
ALLITERATION
ALLUSION
ARCHAIC VOCABULARY/ARCHAISM

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CLAUSE
CONJUNCTION
CONVERSATIONAL (VOICE)
COLLOQUIALISM

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DIALECT

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HYPERBOLE

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IMAGERY
IMPERSONAL (LANGUAGE)
IRONY

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JOURNALISM

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LITERARY
LITOTE

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METAPHOR

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NOUN

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OBJECT

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PARTICIPLE
PERSONAL (LANGUAGE)
PLAIN LANGUAGE
POETIC LANGUAGE
POINT OF VIEW
PRONOUN
PUNS

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REPETITION

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SLANG

SUBJECT

Person or thing who is performing the action of the verb. It can be a

noun (the man stroked the dog) or a complex clause (the bald man
who had picked up the ball gave it to the dog).

SYNTAX

(Greek: together arrangement) the way in which words are

arranged and modified to create sentences

syntactic sub-ordination
syntactic co-ordination

SYMBOLISM

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TECHNICAL LANGUAGE

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VERB
A word to describe an action (he reads books, she excels at
chess); it connects a subject to a predicate

TRANSITIVE VERBS

Verbs involving an object (he raps the desk)

INTRANSITIVE VERBS
Verbs not involving an object (I sit, he lives)
MAIN VERB
Where the structure of the sentence depends on the verbs if the
sentence is to make any sense (The boy, who had run too
quickly, fell.)

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