What is an Oxymoron? || Literary Device Lectures

[@md.khurshedalam1154]

What a nice organisation of thoughts and presentation!! with regards.

[@GabriellaTavini]

Hey friend, thank you! I adore oxymorons, they’re one of my favourite literary devices. Your support is much appreciated. 🙂

[@iconsumedmt1350]

Please also make a video on paradox and what differentiates it from oxymoron

[@GabriellaTavini]

Awesome suggestion. Will do! Thanks for commenting. 🙂

[@TatianaThaliaTenorio]

I am currently studying for my content exam. Your videos help me so much. Thank you.

[@GabriellaTavini]

Aw, you’re welcome Tatiana. Thanks for commenting. Best of luck with your exam! 👏🏼

[@SpedSpedding]

Swoopingly lovely. Xxx

[@saffi8475]

hey can you do some more gcse poetry stuff please

[@GabriellaTavini]

Hey Ali, thanks for commenting. Did you have any particular poem in mind from the GCSE syllabus? 🙃

[@cheyennekurd]

Oxymoron is much like paradox, sometimes I mix them up

[@GabriellaTavini]

Yeah Shayan, I can understand why. Lesson on paradox pending 🙂

[@khinpannnyeinpyone5815]

Thanks ❤

[@williampope4063]

1. Anticipation and Attraction
2. Escalating and Violence
3. Narcissistic and Ambitious
4. Helpless and Lonely
5. Perfect, Imperfect

[@GabriellaTavini]

Love how you’ve paired these with my examples 🙌🏼

[@shashiprabhasingh3840]

I really liked the phrase you used i.e. 'Foolishly Wise'.
N the way u called yourself a Dork, I'd rather use an oxymoron here and say that you are a 'Genius Dork'. 👍🏻💖

[@GabriellaTavini]

I’ll accept that! 😆

[@Anime_world_33384]

your voice 😍

[@GabriellaTavini]

Thanks so much 😌

[@MickH60]

Oooh I know, Boris Johnson, oh hang on, that's missing an Oxy....!