, . - -. 1 - -. ..- . : ) 1 (In he came)- . . ) - 1- : ; , .(Glad was Cherry to get out of sight); (his own part in it he did not know); ; -; . 2 Detachment -, , -. , - . - (. ): ) - ( ). . (Got everything, that girl has, - The girl has everything; All broken, she is; - She is all broken) ) . , . (She was a good girl, Betty was) ) , . - .(jack knows a lot,he does; Miss Tillie Webster,she slept forty days and nights without waking up). 3 Suspense - . . 4 Paranphesis . (. -) . : . . He,I think,was a good doctor
. . , , , , . . . , , . : ) . , . . , . (And that`s supposed to be cultured?) ). , . . . , . . (Wuold you accept it? Not you.) ) . . (Wasn`t it a wonderful party?) ) , . . (Could you help me?). . , . (Search me- ; Catch me doing this- !)
1) no ( . ) not ( . ). 2) - -: ) not no+ . .(He is not a silly man) )not no + un, dis (She dodn`t dislike this) ) + . - un,dis(by no means, not at all). .
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The tent is soaked and heavy, and it flops about, and tumbles down on you, and clings round your head, and makes you mad. . And the rain descended, and the floods came, and the winds blew, and beat upon the house;. - -. - . .(it is full of dirty blank spaces, high black walls, a gas holder, a tall chimeny, a main road that shakes with dust and lorries. . )
Attachment - gap sentence link-. , . : . . (We like it. Like you like noise)
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- 1- . . , . -: 1) - 2) 3) , , 4) . Perhaps he suffered, perhaps he hated, perhaps he loved by cruelty alone.
. , , , . -: 1) 2) , , 3) , 4) . For Mrs Carlton it had been years, for Linda it had been years.
- . Mr.Smith was happier than he had beenfor some timehe was happier than ha had been for some time.
- ( anadiplosis) , , , . Now he understood. He understood many things.
A smile would come into Mr. Pickwick*s face: a smile extended into a laugh, the laugh into a roar, and the roar became general. .
- . -odinary repetition, successive rep. : - .
, . , . 1 2 (all 4 one, one 4 all). -: 1) 2 , 2) / , . May I take so bald, he said with a smile that was like a frown, and with a frown that was like a smile.
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