A Level: English language and literature techniques = Structure

Structural use of time - Chronology

Structural use of time - Foreshadowing

Structural use of time - Narrative

Structural use of time - Dialogue

Structural use of time - Juxtaposition

Structural features - Pathetic fallacy

Structural features - Retrospective narrative

Structural features - Symbolism

Structural features - Oxymoron

Structural features - Parallelism

Structural features - Hyperbole

Structural features - Antithesis

Structural features - Irony

Structural features - Rhetorical features

Rhetorical features - Figurative language = Personification

Rhetorical features - Figurative language = Alliteration

Rhetorical features - Figurative language = Metaphor

Rhetorical features - Figurative language = Onomatopoeia

Rhetorical features - Figurative language = Syntax

Rhetorical features - Figurative language = Simile

Rhetorical features - Figurative language = Idioms

Rhetorical features - Figurative language = Cliches

Sentence structures - Simple sentences

Sentence structures - Compound sentences

Sentence structures - Complex sentences

Sentence structures - Complex sentences = Contrast clauses

Sentence structures - Complex sentences = Reason clauses

Sentence structures - Complex sentences = Place clauses

Sentence structures - Complex sentences = Purpose clauses

Sentence structures - Complex sentences = Result clauses

Sentence structures - Complex sentences = Time clauses

Sentence structures - Complex sentences = Conditional clauses

Sentence functions - Declarative

Sentence functions - Interrogative

Sentence functions - Imperative

Sentence functions - Exclamatory

Tenses