Alliteration VS Assonance | English Literary Devices Lesson

[@naynay5569]

I’m sure had a problem understanding of English words,but I never given up and thanks.

[@odageoyama5172]

I love that you're talking about literary devices. I wish you could do a video on poetry, too. Thank you so much.

[@mohamedelsayedahmed251]

Me, too. I wish you could do a video on poetry👍👍

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[@SparkleEnglish]

I love that!

[@Elhabib-wi1pe]

It's really an old one that I learned ages ago.

[@Salah_-_Uddin]

Thanks! Keep up the good work.

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"The fool pulled and played with the dull blade." "The frightening fool fox finally fought for the full, following fall." Thank you, Jennifer! Best regards from Ukraine! Keep it up!

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You have always a special lesson , it's very good and instructive. Thanks lots from Morocco.😃

[@kylerdad123]

Thank you for the lesson! I was a good lesson. I appreciate your efforts. I look forward to the next lesson. Best wishes and regards! 😀

[@Victorsbzh]

I find it practicable as tongue twisters (though that's what they are😄) if put in alphabetical order for easy reference.

[@Teresa-K]

You explained it very well. Thank you for the excellent lesson. All correct. Kindness, Teresa

[@SparkleEnglish]

Fabulous as usual!

[@larrymilliken288]

I did identify all 7 examples correctly, but writing my own were not so easy. A long walk works wonders for a weary mind. Jake ate the cake before it was baked. Please tell me if they qualify as examples of alliteration and assonance. I appreciate you, Jennifer, for everything you've taught and continue to teach me.

[@SparkleEnglish]

Thank you so much for your kind words, Larry! Your examples of alliteration and assonance are just excellent!

[@ssultanzamin8753]

Amazing lesson! Unique, never heard about this before.

[@SparkleEnglish]

I am so glad you enjoyed it!