accumulatio, anadiplosis, anaphora, anapodoton, anastrophe, antanclasis, anthimeria, antiptosis, antisthecon, antithesis, aphaersis,  apocope, aporia, aposiopesis, asyndeton, asterismos, auxesis, brachylogia, catachresis, diacope, ellipsis, enallage, enthymene, epanados, epanalepsis, epanorthosis, epenthesis, epistrophe, epizeuxis, gradatio, hendiadys, hypallage, hyperbaton, hysteron- proteron, isocolon, metaplasmus, metanymy, paradiastole, periphrasis, pleonasm, ploce, polyptoton, polysyndeton, praeteritio, proparalepsis, prosthesis, repetitio, scesis, onamaton, syllepsis, synaloepha, synecdoche, tmesis, zeugma.

• addition as correction
• addition of a disjunctive conjunction
• addition of a word to emphasize what follows
• addition of conjunctions
• addition of letter(s) to the beginning
• addition of letter(s) to the end
• addition of letter(s) to the middle
• addition of superfluous words
• arrangement by reversal of order
• arrangement in ascending importance
• arrangement of one word into two
• breaking off as if unable or unwilling to continue
• effective misspelling
• ellipsis of a verb from one of two or more usually parallel clauses
• immediate repetition
• inclusion of something by pretending to omit it
• irregular repetition of a word or phrase
• misplacement of a single element
• omission entailing a pun
• omission of a clause
• omission of a conjunction between words or phrases
• omission of a conjunction
• omission of a logically implied clause
• omission of a vowel and arrangement of two words into one
• omission of letter(s) at the beginning
• omission of letter(s) from the end
• omission of the only verb of a sentence
• omission of a word or phrase
• repeated anadiplosis
• repetition by negation
• repetition in different senses
• repetition in other words
• repetition in the opposite order
• repetition of a word in a general and restricted sense
• repetition of an end at the next beginning
• repetition of beginnings
• repetition of ends
• repetition of grammatical forms
• repetition of the beginning at the end
• repetition of the same word or root in different grammatical function
• repetition with only a word or two between
• reversal of temporal order
• reversal which seems to change the sense
• substitution of a conjunction as a modifier
• substitution of a prepositional phrase for an adjective
• substitution of a word for a related word such as cause for effect
• substitution of letter(s)
• substitution of more words for less
• substitution of one grammatical form for another, an effective grammatical mistake
• substitution of one part of speech for another
• substitution of the part for a whole
• talking about not being able to talk about