C1 Advanced English: sophisticated grammar, linguistics, literature and academic-level content for advanced learners, aligned with the CEFR C1 level.
Imagery is descriptive language that appeals to the five senses. Learn the 7 types of imagery with examples, useful sensory words and how to use them.
Imagery: Meaning, 7 Types and Examples in Writing Read More »
Literary devices are techniques writers use to create meaning and effect. Learn 30 common literary devices in six groups, with clear examples and a quiz.
Literary Devices: 30 Common Devices with Meanings and Examples Read More »
The bandwagon fallacy says something is right because many people believe it. Learn the meaning, the idiom “jump on the bandwagon”, examples and replies.
The straw man fallacy twists someone’s argument into a weaker one and then attacks it. Learn the types, clear examples, the steel man and how to respond.
Straw Man Fallacy: Meaning, Examples and How to Respond Read More »
Ad hominem means attacking the person instead of their argument. Learn the meaning, the five main types, clear examples and polite ways to respond.
Ad Hominem: Meaning, Types and Examples of the Fallacy Read More »
The slippery slope fallacy claims one small step will lead to disaster without evidence. Learn the types, examples and the careful language to avoid it.
Slippery Slope Fallacy: Meaning, Types and Examples Read More »
