3 TIPS ON USING ALLITERATIVE TRIADS
Alliteration refers to the repetition of the beginning sounds of words, as in "Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers", "long-lived", "short shrift" and "the fickle finger of fate". (from dictionary.com) A triad is a group of three, especially of three closely related persons or things. (from dictionary.com) Put the two together and you get ALLITERATIVE TRIADS , that means groups of three words beginning with the same sounds. I love alliterative triads. I like to use them in my speeches and evaluations. It helps me to remember my points easily too! Here are 3 tips on making alliterative triads work for you. (1) Use alliterative triads as heading for the points in your speech. Let's say in your speech, you want to share three points. Think of three words all beginning with the same sounds that can describe these points succinctly. Here are some examples from my own speeches: 3 things you lose when you have