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1 How many can you remember?
Rhetorical devices How many can you remember? You have 1 minute to memorise as many as you can. NO writing anything down…yet!

2 How many rhetorical devices can you remember?
personal pronouns sentence variety contrasts rhetorical questions examples metaphor emotive words group of three anecdote repetition hyperbole imperatives

3 Now write down as many as you can remember – you have 1 minute!
Rhetorical devices How many can you remember? Now write down as many as you can remember – you have 1 minute!

4 Now swap your answers with your desk buddy
Rhetorical devices Now swap your answers with your desk buddy Mark his/her answers according to the answers on the next slide and give a mark out of 12!

5 How many rhetorical devices did you remember?
personal pronouns sentence variety contrasts rhetorical questions examples metaphor emotive words group of three anecdote repetition hyperbole imperatives

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