Podcast
Schemes and Syntax
Hosted by Unknown Author · EN
Student podcasts on schemes and tropes for AP English Language and Composition
10episodes
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Asyndenton
Mar 11, 201400:02:09Tap to summarizeJohn and Josh, syntax sleuths, introduce you to asyndeton.
Transcribe →Epistrophe
Mar 11, 201400:01:52Tap to summarizeIn which Lauren and Lindsay explain an epistrophe.
Transcribe →zeugma
Apr 12, 201200:01:21Tap to summarizeIn which Rikki and Elizabeth explain zeugma. They hope you enjoy it and they get an A.
Transcribe →Anthimeria
Apr 12, 201200:01:48Tap to summarizeJohn and Matt podcast you into the world of anthimeria in which verbs start nouning and nouns start verbing, and other parts of speech do other cool things too.
Transcribe →Litotes
Apr 12, 201200:01:40Tap to summarizeSidney and Grace do their best to understate the awesome power of litotes.
Transcribe →Synesthesia
Apr 12, 201200:02:06Tap to summarizeAlisha and Ashlee mix up their senses for this explanation of synesthesia.
Transcribe →Chiasmus
Apr 12, 201200:01:44Tap to summarizeX marks the spot in this podcast by Courtney and Veronica on chiasmus.
Transcribe →Antithesis
Apr 12, 201200:01:31Tap to summarizeAmber and Sam discuss antithesis in which they juxtapose contrasting ideas. Easy to digest, but hard to understand.
Transcribe →Anadiplosis
Apr 12, 201200:01:30Tap to summarizeKayla and Courtney discuss anadiplosis; anadiplosis repeats words; words repeated often create meaning.
Transcribe →Antimetabole
Apr 12, 201200:01:36Tap to summarizeChris and Philip discuss the exciting nature of antimetabole.
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