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REPITITION OF BEGINNINGS
ex: we shall not fail. we shall fight. we shall go to the end. |
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ARRANGMENT BY REVERSAL OF ORDER
ex: the leaves are rust and gold-> rust and gold are the leaves |
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REPITITION IN DIFFERENT SENSES
ex: people on the go... go fo coke |
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REPITITION OF SUCCESSIVE CLAUSES IN REVERSE GRAMMATICAL ORDER
ex: stop static before static stops you |
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REPITITION OF WORDS OR IDEAS IN CONTRASTING JUXTAPOSITION
ex: love is the ideal thing, marriage a real thing |
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OMISSION OF CONJUNCTIONS FROM CLAUSES
ex: he was a bag of bones, a floppy doll, a broken stick, a maniac |
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ARRANGMENT BY ASCENDING IMPORTANCE
ex: jeans that can lengthen legs, hug hips, and turn heads |
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REPITITION OF IDEAS IN INVERTED ORDER
ex: i flee who chases me, and chase who flees me |
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OMISSION
ex: wise men talk because they have something to say, fools because they have to say something. |
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ADDITION BY CORRECTION
(IN FORM OF PARENTHESIS, SOMETIMES)
ex: i dont like the majority of what i do, i shouldnt say i dont like it, but im not satisfies with almost everything i do |
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REPITITION IMMEDIATLY
ex: i love scotch, scotchy, scotch, scotch |
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ASKING A QUESTION TO AFFIRM OR DENY A POINT
ex: it seems that way because you cant think of an answer |
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REPITITION OF GRAMMATICAL FORMS
ex: it takes a licking, but it keeps on tickling |
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ADDITION OF POP UP IDEA
ex: my mother died in a freak accident(picnic, lighting) when i was there |
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ADDITION OF CONJUNCTIONS
ex: it is responsible to have no illusions and safe--and profitable--and dull. |
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OMISSION OF A VERB FROM PARALLEL CLAUSES
ex:he carried a strobe light and the responsiblity for the lives of his men |
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