Monday, February 24, 2014

What is the difference between assonance and alliteration?

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  2. Alliteration is having words that start with the same sound and letters and assonance is when a word doesn't start with the same letters but sound the same.

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  4. A alliteration is three words with the same sounds. And a assonance is two words that sound the same sound like town crown

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  5. An assonance doesn't start with the same letters but has the same sound, and an alliteration is words that start with the same sound and letters.

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  6. Alliteration is having a word that starts with with the same sound and letter but doesnt ryhme

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  7. Alliteration is the stress of the same consonant. Assonance is the resembalance of sounds.

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  8. aliteration the start wit the same first letter and in assonance they still dound the same but dont start with the same letter

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  9. alliteration as the same letter start most words in a scentance assonance is when the middle of a word sounds like another middle of a word like moon and dune sound and ground.

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  10. alliteration having same letter with same sound and assonance is a word with came sound but not haveing the same letter in the beginning.

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  11. Alliteration is when the three words sound the same with the letter but don't have to rhyme. Assonace is when the words sound the same but do rhyme.

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  12. an assonance has the sound or the same letters in the middle and an alliteration is when the sound is at the beginning of the words

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  13. An alliteration is the use of the same sound of two words and assonance is exact sound

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