Module 2 - Marketing and advertising
Unit 2.3 - Advertising: The language of advertising


14. Match these expressions to the specific linguistic tools they are using.

PunParadoxHyperboleMetaphorMetonymyIdiomSimileIdiom
1. Chernobyl changed attitudes to nuclear power. →
2. He smokes like a chimney. →
3. She is a shining star. →
4. Save money by spending it. →
5. Get cold feet. →
6. It was so cold I saw polar bears wearing hats and jackets. →
7. The cyclist was two tired to win the race. →
8. Draw a blank. →
15. Match each slogan to the linguistic tool it is using.

MetonymyIdiomParadoxHyperboleMetonymyPunMetaphorSimile
1. To the moon and back four times a day. (United Airlines) →
2. Maybe she’s born with it, maybe it’s Maybelline. (Maybelline New York) →
3. Nespresso. What else? →
4. Red Bull gives you wings. (Red Bull) →
5. Impossible is nothing. (Adidas) →
6. When it rains, it pours. (Morton’s Salt, US) →
7. Built like a rock. (Chevrolet) →
8. Come to where the flavour is. Come to Marlboro country. (Marlboro Tobacco) →
16. Give reasons for the rhetorical devices used in these ads.

16.1. Ad 1
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16. Give reasons for the rhetorical devices used in these ads.

16.2. Ad 2
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16. Give reasons for the rhetorical devices used in these ads.

16.3. Ad 3
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16. Give reasons for the rhetorical devices used in these ads.

16.4. Ad 4
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16. Give reasons for the rhetorical devices used in these ads.

16.5. Ad 5
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16. Give reasons for the rhetorical devices used in these ads.

16.6. Ad 6
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