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AQA GCSE English Language specification
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Zooming In (definition)
A technique in descriptive writing where the writer focuses on specific, detailed aspects of a scene or object to create vivid imagery.
Purpose of Zooming In
To draw the reader's attention to particular details and create a more immersive experience.
Zooming In and AO2
Analysing how writers use detailed descriptions to achieve effects and influence readers.
Zooming In and AO5
Using precise and vivid details in your own writing to engage the audience and create clear imagery.
Zooming In and Language Methods
Often involves figurative language, sensory imagery, and specific word choices to enhance detail.
Zooming In and Structure
Can involve shifts in focus, moving from a broad view to a close-up of specific details.
Example of Zooming In
Describing the intricate patterns on a butterfly's wings rather than just saying 'a butterfly flew by'.
Zooming In and Tone
Helps establish a tone by focusing on details that evoke specific emotions or atmospheres.
Zooming In and Perspective
Allows the writer to present a scene or object from a particular viewpoint, emphasising certain aspects.
Zooming In and Cohesion
Ensures that detailed descriptions are logically connected to the overall narrative or purpose of the text.

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