Alliteration, Assonance, and Onomatopoeia | Style | Grammar 

E.g. The bat, map and cap are are objects. Wouldn't that be an example of assonance

This is the problem in teaching language arts. Just like definitions for the same word may be slightly different depending upon the dictionary used. I alliteration is typically taught as repeating the consonant SOUND at the beginning of words, but assonance is the repetition of vowel SOUNDS at the beginning OR within the words that do not rhyme. Consonance (not mentioned in the video) is the repetition of consonant SOUNDS WITHIN the words, that do not rhyme. Notice that there really isn't a term specifically for the repetition of vowel sounds at the beginning of words unless you use assonance. In some definitions, you will find that alliteration will include vowel sounds at the beginning.

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no, i wish that he and david would do a collab

no, i wish that he and david would do a collab

no, i wish that he and david would do a collab

no, i wish that he and david would do a collab

no, i wish that he and david would do a collab

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