VerdaSchieler VerdaSchieler
  • 17-06-2014
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what is the difference between alliteration and onomatopoeia?

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Jazz1andonly Jazz1andonly
  • 17-06-2014
Aliteration is when the first letter (s) of a few words are the same. Onomatopoeia is the sounds something makes.
Eg for both-:
Aliteration...
Jumping Jack jumps jollily!
Onomatopoeia...
Splish! Splash! The girl jumped in all of the puddles!

I think it is kinda obvious what the difference is now! 
Hope you understand now!
Jasmine xxx

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