THE USE OF STYLISTIC DEVICES IN ADVERTISING TEXTS
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advertising texts, stylistic devices, effectiveness, language tools, metaphor, allegory, alliteration, pun, appeal in advertising ,characteristics of commercial languageAbstract
This paper explores the application of stylistic devices in advertising texts, analyzing their effectiveness in enhancing communication and persuasion. Through a detailed examination of various advertisements in English, this study identifies key stylistic tools used by advertisers to attract and retain the attention of their target audience, ultimately influencing consumer behavior.Downloads
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