- Headlines (Heading/title at the top of an article or page)
- Subheadings (Heading of a subsection of a piece of text)
- Connectives (Used to connect words/phrases (e.g. and, or, as))
- Paragraphs
- Topic sentences
- Discourse features
Linguistic Devices
- (In)formal register (Formality of the language used)
- Metaphors (A thing regarded symbolic of something else)
- Similes (Figure of speech – comparison of one thing with another)
- Personification (Attributing non-human items with human characteristics)
- Repetition (Repeating something that has already been said or written)
- Groups of three (Repeating something three times for effect)
- Modifiers (An adjective or noun used attributively)
- Emotive Language (Expressing feelings)
- Imperatives (Giving an authoritative commands)
- Modal Verbs (Must, should, could, can)
- Rhetorical Questions (Asked to produce an effect/make a statement – not intended to be answered)
- Hyperbole (Exaggeration – statements to not be taken literally)
- Alliteration (Using the same letter at the start of two connected words. E.g. Awesome Alliteration)
Jobs (French)
A list of jobs in French:
English | Français |
---|---|
un boucher | a butcher |
un chanteur | a singer |
un chauffeur | a driver |
un chirurgien | a surgeon |
un chef | a chef |
un coiffeur | a hairdresser |
un comptable | an accountant |
un concierge | a caretaker |
un dentiste | a dentist |
un directeur | a head teacher |
un électricien | an electrician |
un facteur | a postman |
un gérant | a manager |
un infirmier | a nurse |
un informaticien | an IT specialist |
un ingénieur | an engineer |
un jardinier | a gardener |
un journaliste | a journalist |
un maçon | a builder/bricklayer |
un mécanicien | a mechanic |
un médecin | a doctor |
un pompier | a fireman |
un professeur | a teacher |
un routier | a lorry driver |
un sécretaire | a secretary |
un serveur | a waiter |
un vendeur | a sales assistant |