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lisarh

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Is 'cumulative listing' a technique? Or is there another word for it?
 

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i don't think so. listing is defs a technique.
 

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lisarh said:
Is 'cumulative listing' a technique? Or is there another word for it?
Cumulative detail is one technique, listing is another.
 

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bubblesss said:
whats cumulative detail???:(
Cumulative detail is similar to descriptive language. The difference is it concentrates on describing one thing in alot of detail, thus the imagery of a particular thing accumulates (is continually building up) in the responder's mind.

Correct me if I'm wrong english academics.
 

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bored of sc said:
Cumulative detail is similar to descriptive language. The difference is it concentrates on describing one thing in alot of detail, thus the imagery of a particular thing accumulates (is continually building up) in the responder's mind.

Correct me if I'm wrong english academics.
thnx:shy:
 

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I used 'cumulative listing' in a recent essay, not sure if its an actual technique though. Might ask the teacher bout it.
 

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Thankyou guys!
Omgosh, extenstion 1 english exam in 2 hours! arrgh
 

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youngminii said:
Uhh.. What's Listing?
Never heard these terms before
Listing is simply providing a set of terms about a certain topic, one after the other. For example:

Australia is coastal, urban, suburban, rural, mountainous and geographically-isolated.
 

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