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1. hyperbole - an exaggerated story used for satire. Wilde uses these for comedy purposes and to further emphasize the ridiculousness of most of the social situations the characters find themselves in.

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-lots of contextual background needed for things like axioms and aphorisms.
-use condescending tone effectively. use it on the right character for character development

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1. Aphorism can be used in pithy observation that contains general truth. example: "allowing our only daughter to marry into a cloak-room, and form an alliance with a parcel?" (page 26).
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1. Periphrasis and phatic language can be used to provide context.
2. Trivialise small issues to make them seem more important than others.
3. During dialogue, use inversion to create a posh, upper class tone to the conversation.

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- Use periphrasis to provide depth/context to the culture you're representing to improve the audience's understanding of it
- Phatic language (small talk) to set the mood of social pleasantries in your writing
- Self deprecating humour should be scattered around the text, advisably in places you don't expect it to, to reveal the character's insecurities
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1. Holding The Floor - the definition of this phrase is the restriction of any additional involvement in a conversation and only speaking yourself. In this play, when emulating Lady Bracknell for example, you can employ this technique to further highlight the character's personality and depict the similarity between your work and Oscar Wilde's.
2. Interrogatives - interrogatives are a simply questions asked aimed to gain a truthful answer. Yet again, when emulating a certain character from the play, using interrogatives would

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Wilde uses satire to pick apart at the values of a victorian society without offending the audience.

Euphemism is also used to convey offensive ideas in a manner that society accepts. For example, Jack describes Lady Bloxham as "a lady considerably advanced in years" (meaning she's old).

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Top 3 tips (adjectives)- Tala and Nouran

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Top 3 tips (adjectives)- Tala and Nouran

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1. use adjectives that have fatalistic connotations.
2. use adjectives that help to create a didactic message.
3. use adjectives along with syntax to help create a metaphor.

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1. Use the syntax to create a bitter and cynical mood by associating irregular adjectives to objects (adjectives not normally associated with certain things like 'huge incoherent failure of a house'). Keep the tone foreboding and nostalgic.
2. Keep your sentences long and rambling, use flamboyant diction, and embed larger-than-life realisations/epiphanies in them, the same way Nick transcends from simple observations to judgements over dreams.
3. Use irregular punctuation such as ellipses and hyphens to dramatize the effect of the sentence, e.g hyphens for interruptions, cliffhangers, and ellipses for the perpetual struggle towards achieving the American Dream

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1. Use the verbs such as 'flower', 'melt', 'vanish' and 'enchant' to create a shimmering, lucid atmosphere. Additionally, verbs such as 'brood', 'pander' and 'recede' create a foreboding ambience.
2. Use verbs sparingly and use those that can replace phrases, and encompass many meanings. Fitzgerald utilises adjectives, metaphors and similes more to establish an image.
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It is worth of emulation because he is one of Americas greatest authors and his work should be replicated in the best way possible. As much as everyone would like it to be, I don't think its possible to imitate such amazing work. His work was unique and creative and its very hard to duplicate.

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It is worthy of emulation due to his unique style writing in terms of diction and syntax.

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Reason: Fitzgerald has a unique and distinctive writing style and structure in all of his works. Moreover, Fitzgerald uses a variety of literary devices to enhance his writing and establish an atmosphere.

Emotion: Fitzgerald creates breathtaking and phenomenal stories decorated with metaphors and similes, which causes the audience to experience a myriad of emotions.

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Fitzgerald's writing is worthy of emulation because of how it resonants with readers and other writers alike. The profound effect his writing has on a person is what makes it worthy of imitation, because others would want to recreate that effect.
Within reason though, his writing style is different and unlike anyone else's. It is worthy of imitation in this way, as

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Fitzgerald has for decades been hailed as the author of one of the Great American novels, the Great Gatsby, which shows the recognition he's received for his prose.
But when you dig a little deeper, it is in the perfectly embedded metaphors and dreamy imagery that characterises his stories that is the real reason why his style of writing is worth emulation; there are few that are able to juggle both a strong plot and a powerful writing style as Fitzgerald does. His stories are not only stories but serve as a parable of important themes, mainly the quest for the American Dream, wealth, status quo and the whims of young people.

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Fitzgerald uses a range of different literary techniques and writing styles which makes his writing very powerful and emotional. I think his writing is worthy of emulation. His writing is also very popular and appreciated from people all over the world due to his writing style.

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I think its worthy of emulation because the particular style Fitzgerald's writing embodies; he uses different literary devices to convey these elaborate messages in oftentimes in

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1. Show emotions through the character's actions. Observe (surroundings etc.) rather than describe emotions.

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Reason: Fitzgerald's writing is worth emulating because he has a distinct style of writing in terms of syntax. His sentences are structured in a way that grasp the audience, followed by his

Emotion: Fitzgerald's particular choice of vocabulary is aimed specifically at invoking emotion. Emulating Fitzgerald doesn't just mean copying his sentence structure and the technical aspects of his writing, it includes  simulating the moods and tones he produces.

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It's worthy because it's still well-known and read around the world after all this time.
However, whether or not his work is worthy of emulation is a matter of opinion.