Stilmittel Englisch LK Abitur
Gerald Mensta
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eBkMUIic7ac

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0:00 hello greetings everyone my name is roblox manhattan and this is uh the presentation about rhetorical and literary devices
0:08 this presentation is designed for those who have picked the advanced english course in germany and is for those who want
0:16 to do their abitur their high school uh diploma whatever so yeah let's get started so the first one uh i picked is the
0:25 metaphor it is commonly used throughout most texts except scientific texts because scientific
0:32 texts are part of literature but they do not make use of many rhetorical devices but they do but not
0:39 like metaphors and metaphors are commonly used in speech poetry movies etc so it's not only
0:46 limited to speech poetry movies but they're also other types of texts they're used in so examples of a metaphor
0:56 include the snow is a white blanket the classroom was a zoo america is a melting pot those are just examples but there are
1:05 more metaphors but it just gives you an overview what a metaphor looks like and in the definition of a metaphor
1:12 is a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not
1:19 literally applicable i mean it's not meant to be taken literally but it's rather like
1:26 you know it creates like an image in your head that's like an uh like how i would define it so the second one would be
1:34 an afro and same here used in almost any type of text and examples of an afro include i love to see i love to ski
1:45 intelligence is key intelligence is my passion your mom is sophisticated your mom is precious
1:52 and you you see like a pattern that each of uh at the beginning there's uh the same word the same word is used at the
2:00 beginning and the definition is an afro as a figure of speech in which words repeat at the beginning of successive clauses
2:08 phrases or sentences so yeah let's go to number three [Music] [Applause]
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