There are many figures of speech that use repetition:
Rhyme - Repeating sounds at the end of words.
Alliteration - Uses repetition of a specific consonant sound at the beginning of words or syllables.
And many more! But these are basic ones that you might be referring to.
I do not have a baby, but maybe my friend Megan has one. I dont know
My answer is no, I don’t
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1.Holding a door for someone
2.Washing the dishes for your mom
3.Helpimg someone that just dropped their stuff
4.Leaving a quick Note about why you love them
5.Saying thank you and please
An example of a paragraph about the benefits of face mask using phrases, clauses, and sentences is the following - the paragraph is topicalized to improve readability:
- Although still controversial to some people, wearing a face mask has proven to be the most efficient method to prevent catching the virus that has caused the pandemic.
- By wearing the mask, people drastically reduce the chances of transmitting or catching the virus when talking and breathing, especially in closed spaces.
- Of course, wearing a mask helps prevent other airborne diseases as well. No wonder nurses and doctors are always wearing masks.
- A phrase is a group of words that does not possess both a subject and a verb.
- A clause is a group of words the possesses both a subject and a verb.
- A sentence is a group of words that conveys a complete thought and meaning. <u>One sentence can be comprised of one or more clauses as well as phrases.</u>
- Using the paragraph above, let's provide an example for each:
1. Phrase: "By wearing the mask."
2. Clause: "People drastically reduce the chances."
3. Sentence: "By wearing the mask, people drastically reduce the chances of transmitting or catching the virus when talking and breathing, especially in closed spaces."
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