Modern English Language Centre Proper Dir

Conditional sentences

🛑English literature
IMPORTANT TERMS

♦️1:- Alliteration. The repetition of consonance in the begining of a sentence.

♦️2:- Assonance. The repetition of vowels in the begining of a sentence.

♦️3:- Allusion: references fr0m historic events, personality or place.

♦️4:- Dialect: the different pronounciati0n of the word.

♦️5:- Free verse: a poem having no regular meter and no rhyming scheme.

♦️6:- Blank verse. A poem having regular meter but n0 rhyming scheme.

♦️7:- Poetry. Best words in best orders

♦️8:- Ballad. A narative poem compose of quatrains. OR a narative poem having a story of hero and events.

♦️9:- Sonnet. A poem of 14 lines with rhyming scheme ABAB.

♦️10:- Hymm. A poem in which we praise God.
♦️11:- Couplet. Two lines having same rhyming scheme.

♦️12:- Wit. the act of loosing senses.

♦️13:- Paradox. Self contradictory statement.

♦️14:- Conceit. It is a figure of speech in two vastly different objects are linked together with the help of simile or metaphor.

♦️15:- Allegory. A literary term that is used to reveal hidden meanings.

♦️16:- Lyric. A poetry which used for music.

♦️17:- Epic. A long narrative poem which describe the story of hero. Like R**e of The Lock, Paradise Lost.

♦️18:- Acrostic poem. A poem in whch first letter of each line form a word.

♦️19:- Cinquin. A poem whch has five lines stanza. It has no rhyming scheme.

♦️20:- Clasicism. A poetry whch includes Greek And Latin civilizations.

♦️21 :- Ode. A poem that can be sung like a song.

♦️22:- Elegy. A poem of sorrows.

♦️23:- Pastoral. Song of shepherd.

♦️24:- Metaphysical. A spirtual and imaginary poetry. Beyond imagination.

♦️25:- Metaphor. Comparison without using like, as.

♦️26:- Simile. Comparison using words like, as

♦️27:- Accent. The tone of the speaker.

♦️28:- Protagonist. The hero of the novel or drama.

♦️29:- Antagonist. Villain of drama.

♦️30:- Irony. A speech having intended meanings different from actuality.

♦️31:- Hubris. Excessive pride.

♦️32:- Satire. to criticise someone's traits, behaviour etc

♦️33:- Renaisance. Era of 14th century to 17th century. Rebirth of knowledge, literature etc.

♦️34:- Mock epic. A long narrative poem based on criticism in a humouric way. Like R**e Of The Lock.

♦️35:- Hyperbole. Extreme exaggeration to increase the influence.

♦️36:- Paradox. Self contradictory statement.

♦️37:- Oxymoron. Two opposite words or ideas that are joined together. Like OPEN SECRET, TRAGIC C0MEDY.

♦️38:- Dactylic. A word of three syllables one long & two short.

♦️39:- Etymology. The devel0pment of any w0rd in respect to its historical background meanings.

♦️40:- Iambic pentameter. A line of verse with five metrical feet , each consisting of one short syllable followed by one long syllable.