Excess of Syntactical Elements

The general stylistic value of sentences containing an excessive number of component parts is their emphatic nature. Repetition of a speech element emphasizes the significance of the element, increasing the emotional force of speech.

Repetition— is an expressive means of language used when the speaker is under the stress of strong emotion. When used as a stylistic device, repetition acquires quite different functions. The stylistic device of repetition aims at logical emphasis, an emphasis necessary to fix the attention of the reader on the key-word of the utterance.

Framing is a particular kind of repetition in which the two repeated elements occupy the two most prominent positions - the initial and the final.

Anadiplosis is a kind of repetition in which a word or a group of words concluding a sentence is repeated at the beginning of the next segment.

Polysyndeton is the stylistic device of connecting sentences, phrases, phrases, or syntagms. The repetition of the conjunctions. The repetition of the conjunction and underlines close connection of the successive statements. The repetition of conjunctions and other means of connection makes an utterance more rhythmical.

Order of Speech Elements

The English sentence is said to be built according to rigid patterns of word order. It means that any deviation from usual order of words which permissible is very effective stylistically.

Inversion

Inversion deals with the displacement of the predicate or with the displacement of secondary members of the sentence and their shift into the front, opening position in the sentence. Stylistic inversion aims at attaching logical stress or additional emotional coloring to the surface meaning of the utterance.

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