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Schemes and Syntax

Student podcasts on schemes and tropes for AP English Language and Composition

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Episodes

  1. Chiasmus

    Chiasmus with Isaiah and Roland.

  2. Asyndenton

    John and Josh, syntax sleuths, introduce you to asyndeton.

  3. Epistrophe

    In which Lauren and Lindsay explain an epistrophe.

  4. zeugma

    In which Rikki and Elizabeth explain zeugma. They hope you enjoy it and they get an A.

  5. Anthimeria

    John 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.

  6. Litotes

    Sidney and Grace do their best to understate the awesome power of litotes.

  7. Synesthesia

    Alisha and Ashlee mix up their senses for this explanation of synesthesia.

  8. Epanalepsis

    Katie and Natalye share their knowledge of epanalepsis in which words or phrases are repeated at the beginning and again at the end of successive clauses.

  9. Isocolon

    In which Josh and Daniel explore isocolons, not colons as they are sure the specify.

  10. Antithesis

    Amber and Sam discuss antithesis in which they juxtapose contrasting ideas. Easy to digest, but hard to understand.

  11. Anadiplosis

    Kayla and Courtney discuss anadiplosis; anadiplosis repeats words; words repeated often create meaning.

  12. Antimetabole

    Chris and Philip discuss the exciting nature of antimetabole.

  13. Tim's Transcendentalism Song

    Tim wrote this song for English class and shows off his talented singing/song writing skills. He'll introduce you to the key components of Transcendentalism.

  14. Polyptoton

    Kim and Keith's Adventure on polyptotons and the repetition of words derived from the same root. Join them for an adventurous adventure.

  15. Polysyndeton

    Liz and Lizzy's polysyndeton podcast in which they explain using conjunctions in close succession and other great examples and more examples and greater examples and good definitions and so on.

  16. Schemes: Climax

    Brandon and Stanton educate us about the syntactical scheme climax. Enjoy their show. I'm sure they'll bring in a nice crescendo.

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Student podcasts on schemes and tropes for AP English Language and Composition

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Student podcasts on schemes and tropes for AP English Language and Composition

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