Landon Ash
Arkansas State University
English Grammar
English Grammar teacher | Verified Expert
With a specialization in English Grammar from Arkansas State University, my passion lies in unraveling the intricacies of language. As a dedicated educator, I strive to foster a deep understanding of grammar's nuances and empower students to express themselves with clarity and precision. With years of experience, I've honed my ability to demystify grammar rules and make learning engaging and accessible. Whether it's parsing complex sentences or mastering punctuation, I'm committed to guiding students on their journey to linguistic mastery. Join me in exploring the beauty and power of language – together, we'll unlock its endless possibilities.
Questions
- What does "Literary canon" mean?
- Are puns the same as one-liners?
- What is the use/function of polyptoton?
- What is the definition & example of enjambment?
- What are some songs that have paradoxes in them?
- Is "We are all the same; We are all different" an antimetabole?
- Swift chose to name his essay “A Modest Proposal.” How is it an understatement? How does it help support the main idea of his essay? Is it a good title? Why?
- What are Shakespeare's five great tragedies?
- What is iambic pentameter?
- What is the difference between past perfect tense and present perfect tense? What is the difference between "I had completed my work" and "I have completed my work"?
- What are political connotations?
- Where is Internal rhyme found in "Antigone"?
- What is a rap rhyming scheme?
- Can someone tell me a metaphor, simile, and hyperbole for each of fives senses: (touch, taste, smell, hear, see)?
- What do the abbreviations MLA, APA, and CMS refer to?
- Does a free verse poem have any poetic devices? What are some possible poetic devices if any in a free verse?
- What is an example of caricature in literature?
- What is an example of theme?
- What are examples of irony in popular media, TV, or movies?
- What are some examples of tone in literature?