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Across 1. Words like 'he' 'she' and 'they' 3. The opposite of fact 4. The repetition of a sound at the start of words 5. Type of fiction; presents a future that is usually bleak or frightening 7. A type of imagery – uses 'as' or 'like' to compare two things 8. A describing word 11. Great playwright; wrote 'Macbeth' 13. Use this word to sign off a formal letter if you know the recipient: Yours … 14. Punctuation mark used for posession or omission 17. Two contrasting words placed together, like 'friendly fire'

Down 1. Giving something inanimate human qualities or characteristics 2. Repetition of the 's' sound 4. Describes a verb 6. A sentence that gives a command 9. Another word for 'writer' 10. Type of imagery – compares two things by saying one thing IS another 11. Where a story takes place 12. The person telling a story. It can be first or third person. 15. Type of verb, includes 'can', 'might' and 'must' 16. A naming word