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repetition of beginnings.
ex. I know it and he does too. |
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arrangement by reversal of order.
ex. save it you can. |
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repetition of words or ideas in a contrasting form
Ex. love is an ldeal thing, marrige is a real thing. |
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Repetition in deifferent senses
Ex. Hes old, decrepitit, crusty. |
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absence of conjuntions in a clause.
Ex. Shrimp stew, shrimp soup, shrimp gumbo, shrimp kabobs. |
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arrangement by ascending importance.
Ex. its a well hit ball, its a long drive down feild, it might have the distance, its a home run!!! |
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Repitition of a similar idea in inverted order.
Ex. nice to see you, to see you nice. |
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omission
Ex. wise men talk because they have something to say, fools say something becase they need to talk. |
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addition by correction
Ex. it was windy this morning, well more like howling this morning. |
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Repetition imediatly
ex. strong men also cry, strong men also cry |
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asking questions to affirm or deny a point.
ex. is the pope catholic? |
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repetiton of gramitacal forms.
Ex. i scream, you scream, we all scream, icecream! |
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addition of a pop up idea.
Ex. The english "it must be owned" are a rather foul mouthed nation. |
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addition of conjunctions
Ex. she carried him, gave birth to him, raised him, and watched him grow. |
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omission of a verb in a parallel phrase.
Ex. hecarried the torch, and with it thousands of years of tradition. |
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repetition of success clauses in reverse grmatical order.
Ex. i didnt hit the rock the rock hit me. |
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