Language Features
Something that is true.
Three pieces of information put together in a text.
Rule of three
Goes at the top of the page, usually bold and in a large font size.
Header
She is as sweet as pie.
Simile
Buy our new product today.
Command
An idea someone has, may or may not be true.
Opinion
Repeating the same word or phrase multiple times.
Repetition
A small title to tell you what a section of text talks about.
Subheading
Her smile was a ray of sunshine on my gloomy day.
Metaphor
I was so scared!
A number in writing, usually a percentage or fraction.
Statistic
When a writer speaks to the reader using words like 'you' and 'we'.
Direct address
Pictures, graphics, and illustrations.
Images
I'm so hungry I could eat a horse.
What's up bro?
Slang
When you put two words together to make them shorter. I.e. 'don't' 'won't' 'isn't'
Contraction
Emotive language
The writing below a picture, graphic or illustration to tell you about it.
Caption
Why wait?
Rhetorical question
The project requires time, effort, and dedication.
rule of three
Words or phrases that are different depending location, culture, etc.
When the beginning of words sound the same.
A square to separate specific text and place it in a different spot in the writing.
Text box.
First person
A picture is worth a thousand words.
Idiom