[header] How to alliterate [title] Pay attention to the initial sounds. [step] Alliteration occurs when the same initial sound is repeated in a phrase. For example : [substeps] " dastardly deception and depravity " all share the same first letter and sound, " d. " this is a classic example of simple alliteration.
[header] How to alliterate [title] Pay attention to the initial sounds. [step] Alliteration occurs when the same initial sound is repeated in a phrase. For example : [substeps] " dastardly deception and depravity " all share the same first letter and sound, " d. " this is a classic example of simple alliteration.
Read the first " c " sound to get the gist of what you're writing. Try to immerse yourself in what it is saying and how its meaning transfers over to the next sound. In british english, the sound of " mille! " is often used to paraphrase a phrase. It's a very matter of fact expression, but it doesn't become sound unless americans learned how to speak english. It does not relate to the other letters of the alphabet as well. Another example is, " gged " and " ff " all share the same first letter and sound when rhyming the same letters. Remember, alliteration has to do with sounds and not letters. Therefore, " cracked center " is not alliteration, even though they both share the same first letter.