English

• Alliteration is the repetition of the same letter or sound at the beginning of words
• Alliteration gives a poetic flow to your spoken language
• "The sly snake slithers slowly in the sand" what repetition is this? Alliteration
• Assonance is the repetition of the same vowel sound
• Assonance is a literary technique where the same orbsimilar vowel sound is repeated
• "Tom clāps his hand and stāmps his feet" what repetition is this? Assonance
• Repetition is the use of a wordbor phrase more than once in a passage
• Repetition is used multiple times to create rythm or emphasize a word or phrase
• "Sweet mēlon lips, bitter-mēlon heart" what is this?
• Paradox is a statement that appears to be contradictory at first but then makes sense upon reflection
• Paradox is a statement level contradiction that gives the impressions of absurdity
• Comes from the Greek word "para" which means "contrary to" and doxa means "opinions
• Oxymoron is the combination of opposite or extremely dissimilar words into a single phrase
• Comes from the Greek word "oxy" which means "sharp" and "moros" which means "dull"
• Legal nonfiction is about how laws are utilized to ignite educational discussions
• Who is the first prime minister of Philippines the brain of revolution? Apolinario Mabini
• Who was born at july 23, 1864 and died at may 13, 1903? Apolinario Mabini
• Who was a filipino general during the Philippine revolution, the brain of the katipunan? Emilio Jacinto
• Who was born at December 15, 1875 and died at April 16, 1899? Emilio Jacinto
• Communicarive Strategies involves sending and recieving messages through verbal and non verbal methods
• Turn taking and turn giving strategies show how the participants of the conversation communicate in alternating manner

  •also occurs in a conversation where one tells and the other listens
• Speak, then ask

  lay on the table the point you want to say to other participants. Then ask them direct questions so they will be obliged to answer
• Use conjunctions

  Using "however" "as a result" and "on the contrary" appropriately to lengthen your turn