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Spellings Key Words- Reading Linguistic devices simile metaphor personification repetition onomatopoeia alliteration imagery emotive language anecdote humour Imperative verbs adjectives proper noun Intensifier comparative writer presents demonstrates reveals shows describes phrase emphasises suggests highlights implies symbolises echoes creates impression effective effectively wonder reminds Structural features narrative voice shift in focus location character Introduce develop reiterates spotlight

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