The document provides a list of structural devices and sentence stems that can be used when analyzing a text. These include order of events, change in focus, repetition, perspective change, tense changes, punctuation, foreshadowing, use of dialogue, and more. It also lists possible effects these devices can have on the reader, such as showing, conveying, implying, communicating, and creating various emotions in the reader.
The document provides a list of structural devices and sentence stems that can be used when analyzing a text. These include order of events, change in focus, repetition, perspective change, tense changes, punctuation, foreshadowing, use of dialogue, and more. It also lists possible effects these devices can have on the reader, such as showing, conveying, implying, communicating, and creating various emotions in the reader.
The document provides a list of structural devices and sentence stems that can be used when analyzing a text. These include order of events, change in focus, repetition, perspective change, tense changes, punctuation, foreshadowing, use of dialogue, and more. It also lists possible effects these devices can have on the reader, such as showing, conveying, implying, communicating, and creating various emotions in the reader.
The extract begins with… • Order of events (Effects) (reader)
At the beginning, the writer… (beginning, middle, This: This makes the end) • shows reader… The writer changes the focus… • Change in focus • conveys • ask themselves The focus is changed to… • Repetition • portrays • wonder As the extract develops… • First sentence • implies • question • Last sentence • communicates • agree At the end of the text… • Patterns • insinuates • sympathise The ending links with the • Perspective change • creates • assume opening sentence… • Juxtaposition • highlights • remember The ending reminds the • Tense changes • Displays • believe reader… • Punctuation • Alludes This makes the reader • Foreshadowing • Hints feel… The writer also uses… • Zoom in/Zoom out • Expresses • shocked The use of • amused dialogue/repetition/ • disgusted punctuation/zooming in, etc… • outraged • confused • puzzled • sadness • melancholy • frustration • fury