The Communicative Act of Oral InterpretationAllyn and Bacon, 1967 - 428 стор. |
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... rhyme form . Rhyme can enhance our pleasure in reading poetry aloud by accentuating the rhythm . The repeti- tion of a rhymed sound gives us a sense of both farniliarity and anticipa- tion and it can also assist in unifying a poem . Rhymes ...
... rhyme form . Rhyme can enhance our pleasure in reading poetry aloud by accentuating the rhythm . The repeti- tion of a rhymed sound gives us a sense of both farniliarity and anticipa- tion and it can also assist in unifying a poem . Rhymes ...
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... rhymes are sometimes referred to as double rhymes , which means that the last two syllables , in the line , the accented and the unaccented , rhyme with a corresponding line . The feminine rhyme with its lightness and freshness is often ...
... rhymes are sometimes referred to as double rhymes , which means that the last two syllables , in the line , the accented and the unaccented , rhyme with a corresponding line . The feminine rhyme with its lightness and freshness is often ...
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... rhyme . In these lines from " Fall , Leaves , Fall , " if you have a long pause , drop your voice at the end of each line , and stress the rhyme , you will draw attention to the form rather than the meaning . " Fall , Leaves , Fall " by ...
... rhyme . In these lines from " Fall , Leaves , Fall , " if you have a long pause , drop your voice at the end of each line , and stress the rhyme , you will draw attention to the form rather than the meaning . " Fall , Leaves , Fall " by ...
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An Overview | 3 |
Oral Interpretation Today | 32 |
TWO YOUR LITERATURE AND | 53 |
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The Communicative Act of Oral Interpretation Keith Brooks,Eugene Bahn,Loren La Mont Okey Перегляд фрагмента - 1975 |
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