The Difference Between Rhetorical DEVICES and CHOICES

[@nicholasrandazzo3510]

Thank you for this informative video!

[@umarhussain8139]

Hey

[@toriknuppe7089]

Thank you for this helpful distinction! Two clarifying questions: 1. How do you prevent kids from getting into the pigeonhole, “The author uses motif/repetition/anaphora” when discussing choice? 2. How do you distinguish choice from purpose? Is choice more small scale?

[@GardenofEnglish]

I'll create a video that answers these questions in more detail this week, but the best way to get kids from doing that is outlawing these words: uses, utilizes, and employs. More to come ;)

[@israelcarreon372]

@@GardenofEnglish What's the video? :}

[@GardenofEnglish]

@@israelcarreon372 , this is probably the best video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5TFhmhnqsd3btk This was made a few years ago, so I can't pinpoint what video I think I made in response to this. Or, other demands moved me away from addressing this and I forgot to go back.

[@CriticPerfect]

hello guru (my teachers called you that)

[@GardenofEnglish]

Ha! I bet your teacher was presenting a lesson on hyperbole.🤣🤣

[@CriticPerfect]

@@GardenofEnglish "the guru of AP Lang" lol

[@Violet-pd4bp]

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