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Figurative Language

Published on Nov 18, 2015

This my figurative language book

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MY FIGURITIVE LANGUAGE BOOK.

By: Alyssa Renee Partney
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • Idioms (1-2)
  • Oxymorons (3-4)
  • Simile (5-6)
  • Metaphor (7-8)
  • Onomonapia (9-10)
  • Hyperbole (11-12)
  • Personafacation (13-14)
  • Alteration(15-16)
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IDIOMS

An idiom is an expression that you say...but it is not literal.
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EXAMPLE FOR IDIOMS

Break a leg
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OXYMORONS

It is a figure of speech that you use.
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EXAMPLE FOR OXYMORONS

A example is that dog is preety ugly
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SIMILE

SIMILE IS WHEN YOU COMPARE TWO THINGS USEING LIKE OR AS.
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EXAMPLE FOR SIMILES

Like a house of cards
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METAPHORS

When you say like the fourth of July
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EXAMPLE FOR METAPHORS

It's always been inside of you
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ONOMONOPIA

Onomonopia is when there is a sound word and it is explaining the sound in the story.
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EXAMPLE FOR ONOMONOPIA

THE TREE FELL DOWN AND IT MADE A BIG,BOOM,CRASH,AND AHHH CAME FROM A PERSON.
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HYPERBOLE

A HYPERBOLE IS EXAGGERATION.
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EXAMPLE FOR HYPERBOLE

THAT ELAPHANT IS A MILLION YEARS OLD.
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PERSONAFACATION

A THOMG AN ANIMAL OR AN IDEA THAT IS GIVEN HUMAN TRIBUTES.
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EXAMPLE FOR PERSONIFACATION.

AND THE TREE WAS HAPPY-FROM THE GIVING TREE.
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Alyssa Partney