Paradigm (noun)
Description:
The standard form with several forms based off the original.
Sentence:
Ford’s original automobile is a paradigm.
Picture:
Related Words:
Model (synonym),
Standard (synonym),
Original (synonym)
Philology (noun)
Description:
The study of literature and historical records
Sentence:
A Language Arts major might need to study Philology before obtaining a degree.
Picture:
Related Words:
Literature,
Linguistics,
Learning
Phonology (noun)
Description:
The study of pronunciation in any given language
Sentence:
It would be hard to study phonology for a foreign language.
Picture:
Related Words:
Speech,
Language,
Pronunciation
Rhetoric (noun)
Description:
A speech method used to spark the audience’s thoughts and reactions.
Sentence:
Martin Luther King Junior’s rhetoric was effective enough to receive a tremendous reaction out a crowd of tens-of-thousands outside the Lincoln Monument.
Picture:
Related Words:
Oratory (synonym),
Speech (synonym),
Expression (synonym)
Syntax (noun)
Description:
The pattern and formation of sentences
Sentence:
The syntax of Yoda’s sentences is flipped.
Picture:
“To a dark place this line of thought will take us. Great care we must take.”
Related Words:
Grammar (synonym),
Sentence Structure (synonym),
Language Rules (synonym)
Description:
The standard form with several forms based off the original.
Sentence:
Ford’s original automobile is a paradigm.
Picture:
Related Words:
Model (synonym),
Standard (synonym),
Original (synonym)
Philology (noun)
Description:
The study of literature and historical records
Sentence:
A Language Arts major might need to study Philology before obtaining a degree.
Picture:
Related Words:
Literature,
Linguistics,
Learning
Phonology (noun)
Description:
The study of pronunciation in any given language
Sentence:
It would be hard to study phonology for a foreign language.
Picture:
Related Words:
Speech,
Language,
Pronunciation
Rhetoric (noun)
Description:
A speech method used to spark the audience’s thoughts and reactions.
Sentence:
Martin Luther King Junior’s rhetoric was effective enough to receive a tremendous reaction out a crowd of tens-of-thousands outside the Lincoln Monument.
Picture:
Related Words:
Oratory (synonym),
Speech (synonym),
Expression (synonym)
Syntax (noun)
Description:
The pattern and formation of sentences
Sentence:
The syntax of Yoda’s sentences is flipped.
Picture:
“To a dark place this line of thought will take us. Great care we must take.”
Related Words:
Grammar (synonym),
Sentence Structure (synonym),
Language Rules (synonym)
1 comment:
Eric,
Excellent use of glue sticks in your example for syntax...Yoda is perfect for this. (The philological term for "flipped" sentences is "inverted sentence." (Thought you might like to know.)
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