Assonance, Syntax, and Sentence Variety

What others ways can you say, “Are you going to the movies Mike?”

• Mike, are you going to the movies?

• Are you, Mike, going to the movies?

• Is Mike going to the movies?

• Are you going to the Mike movies?

Identify the assonance in, “Are we going to watch The Top-Notch Launch?” *Add commas to separate*

Is this complex sentence variety? "I don't know about this. Aren't you the type of person who doesn't usually do this?"

• Yes

• No

Is there a way to make this sentence have Syntax to it? "Is that really it- but I thought there would be more Jason."

• No, it is sentence variety, it can't have syntax

• Yes, you can put Jason at the start, and not the end

• No, it is assonance, it can't have syntax

• Yes, it contains assonance, therefore, it can have syntax

Answer explanation

Syntax can be used in the sentence, either putting "Jason", "I thought there...", or the combination of both. Assonance doesn't play a role in this question, if you picked that you weren't paying attention.

Where isn't there assonance?

• Hat, pat, pit

• Pop, top, tock

• tick, rick, ran

• Sand, man, mad

Type an Assonance, Syntax, Sentence Variety, or a combination of some example.

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