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Thursday, 5 September 2019

English Alliteration

05/09/19, Thursday
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Alliteration is when a consonant sound is repeated over and over. 


E.g The time ticked tediously by. The warm wind wafted across the window.

Highlight the alliterations in each of the following sentences:
  1. The sun sizzled the swimmers' skin.
  2. I accidentally ate an awful apple.
  3. Beth borrowed Barry’s books before biology. 
  4. Slipping and sliding, I stumbled in the snow and slush.
  5. Many mysterious men mumbled messages.
  6. The gallant goat gobbled gobs of garbage greedily. 
  7. The rapidly rising river rushed rampantly.

Finish these sentences with your own alliterations:
  1. Red roses ran along the radiant ray of the sun.
  2. While wandering we walked wearily.
  3. The tired traveller took a taste of the strong tamarind.
-What have I learnt? I learnt that Alliteration is used by repeating the first letters.

-How does this work show my learning? This work shows me learning by creating my own alliterations, therefore, understanding it better.

-What am I wondering? I'm wondering if alliterations are related to the red, white and blue kind of sentence structure.


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