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Figurative Language

Published on Nov 24, 2015

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Figurative language

By:Henry Ramos
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Authors use figurative language to make their writing more interesting

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Simile

A figurative language that compares two things and use's "as"and"like "
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Simile

Thin as ice
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Hyborle

A extreme exaggeration
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Hyborble

I'm so hungry I can eat a horse
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Onamonapia

Things that uses real life sounds
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Onamonapia

Train went choo,choo.
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Metaphor

A statement that is a comparison of two things that are not alike
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Metaphor

No and yes
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Idiom

A phrase that is not intended to be taken literally
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Idiom

It's raining cats and dogs
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Personification

Giving human characteristics to something that's is not human
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Personification

The leave is dancing
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Alliteration

When set of words uses the same sound or letters repeatedly
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Alliteration

Peter piper picked a prickl pepper
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Thank you!!!!!

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Henry Ramos

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