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Introduction of subject |
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specific nouns eg. Tyrell's
office
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detailed
noun groups eg. 'a dark , wet and smoky streetscape ...'
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a variety
of types of adjectives eg. opinion; factual; classifying
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relating
verbs eg. The journey was really invigorating.
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thinking
and feeling verbs eg. Deckard respects Batty's quest;
Batty resents the limitations on his life.
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action
verbs to describe the subject's behaviour eg. 'Lear rants
and tears at his clothes at the peak of his storm.'
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adverbials
to provide additional information about behaviour eg. 'Lear
rants seemingly incoherently ...'
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use of
figurative language eg. metaphors, similes
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The subject of the description
needs to be introduced to the responder. |
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Development of description |
The subject needs to be broken
down into its component parts or characteristic features and
each part described clearly through the effective use of
imagery, adjectives, verbs and adverbs as may be appropriate to
the subject of the description. |
