A type of language used to influence someone to do or believe something.

The level of language used for serious or professional situations, such as a job interview or a letter to a principal, which follows strict grammar rules.

Words used to create a strong emotional response in the reader or listener, such as making them feel happy, angry, or sad.

A reduction in the usual price of something, often given to encourage customers to buy a product.

A trick or technique used by speakers and writers to help convey a message or persuade an audience.

A notice or announcement in a public medium, such as a TV commercial or a social media post, promoting a product, service, or event.

The act of using the same word or phrase multiple times to make a point clearer or more memorable.

A group of words that are related to one another because they share the same base or root word.

The way we speak or write when we are with friends or family, which is relaxed and might include slang or short forms of words.

A special deal or a lower price that is available for a short time to make a product more attractive to buyers.

A way of organizing information into short, easy-to-read lines that often start with a small circle or symbol.

A word used to describe food that is firm and makes a loud noise when you bite into it, often used in food descriptions to sound appealing.