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University of Bielefeld Department of English and American Studies Winter Semester 2005/2006 Lexis Instructor: Dr. M. PtzoldCarolin Kirchhoff (1750034) Jessica Tortola (1749979)Sounds and onomatopoeic

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2. Identify the scene or moment that requires sound description or onomatopoeic words.
3. Observe the action or event carefully to understand the sounds associated with it.
4. Use descriptive language to capture the essence of the sound. For example, if it's a loud bang, you can write 'Boom!'
5. Consider the context and emotions of the scene to enhance the impact of the sound description.
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Sounds are the vibrations that travel through the air or another medium, while onomatopoeic words are words that mimic the sound they describe.

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The purpose of sounds and onomatopoeic words may be to convey a particular sound or emotion in a written or visual form.

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