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amusing and animated alliteration adores admitting assonance abuse.

So we have a, to start off the show, we have a quick correction segment, which we're going to lovingly called

um actually um actually our last episode I think we uh... confused assonance with

illiteration just to clarify everything so

alliteration refers to it's at the beginning of words kind of consecutive

words yeah of the petition of continent sounds at the beginning of consecutive

words not necessarily it can be all as of the

beginning of consecutive words. Not necessarily.

It can be bowel as well.

My understanding was it's just repetition of whatever the sound is at the beginning.

So, alliteration refers to the repetition of a particular sound in the first syllables of a series of words.

Assonance is the repetition of vowel sounds and only vowel sounds to create internal rhyming.

So it's within.

An example would be how now a brown cow.

And then there's also consonants.

And consonants is the same thing with assonants, but it's with consonants, obviously.

So it's the repetition of the same consonant in short succession.

So an example would be, all mammals named Sam are clammy.

Pitter-Patter is both alliteration and consonants,

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