READING AND WRITING

occur whenever you make a choice, whether trivial or serious

• OXYMORON

• COMPARE & CONTRAST

• POINT BY POINT

• FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

entails dealing with the similarities or likeness of at least two subjects

• COMPARISON

• PERSONFICATION

• CONTRAST

• OXYMORON

tackles the difference between or among topics

• FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

• PERSONFICATION

• CONTRAST

• SIMILE

common technique  that writers use to

• POINT BY POINT

• ANALOGUE

• ANALOGY

• OXYMORON

excellent techniques to showcase how comparison and contrast is used

• COMPARISON

• PERSONFICATION

• OXYMORON

• FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

done when there is a direct comparison between or among objects, use the word “like” and “as”

• PERSONFICATION

• SIMILE

• OXYMORON

• ANALOGY

happens when two seemingly opposite terms are juxtaposed placed near to or next to each other in a single expression

• OXYMORON

• CONCLUSION

• LOGOS

• PATHOS

when non humans are assigned human characteristics and or actions.

Time is betrayer – a villain

• Aristotle

• PERSONFICATION

• ETHOS

• LOGOS

one point of each subjects, then goes to the next

• BODY

• POINT BY POINT

• Subject –by- subject

• TOUCH BY TOUCH

cover all points of comparison for one subject and then all points of comparison for the next subject

• CONCLUSION

• POINT BY POINT

• Subject –by- subject

• WORD CHOICE