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FIGURATIVE, TECHNICAL, AND CONNOTATIVE LANGUAGE
By:JOSHUA YI
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ONOMATOPOEIA
Onomatopoeia is where words are made by noises/sounds associated with the word
Ex:boom,splat, and burp
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ALLITERATION
Alliteration is when the same letter at the beginning of closely related words
Ex:Peter piper peck of picked a peper
Ex:She sell sea shell by the sea shore
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SIMILE
As simile is a figure of speech involving the comparison one thing and another different thing so it’s more emphatic
Ex: He was as playful as a kitten.
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METAPHOR
A metaphor is a figure of speech where in a word of phrase is applied to and object or a action where it is not literally applicable
Ex: The world is a stage
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PERSONIFICATION
The meaning of personification is giving traits to non living traits or absurd quality’s
Ex: The wind whistled throughout the day
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HYPERBOLE
Hyperbole is over exaggeration not meant to be taken seriously
Ex:she cried so much she made a lake with her tears.
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TECHNICAL LANGUAGE
Technical language is a type of language where the author where the writer is writing about a particular type of subject and needs explanation.
Ex of technical writing:action plans,advertisements,book review
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CONNOTATIVE LANGUAGE
Connotative language is where words carry emotion or meaning in their sentences
Ex:steadfast,thrifty,sated
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