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Figurative Language

Published on Dec 09, 2016

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FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

BY CONNOR
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SIMILIES

COMPARING 2 OR MORE THINGS WHILE USING LIKE OR AS
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EXAMPLES

  • You smell like a flower
  • Muddy as a duck puddle
  • You ran like a rocket
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METAPHOR

COMPARING 2 OR MORE THINGS WITHOUT USING LIKE OR AS
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EXAMPLES

  • He's a computer of knoledge
  • You are a cheetah
  • This room is a dust bunny
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IDIOMS

AN EVERYDAY SAYING THAT DOESN'T HAVE A LITERAL MEANING
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EXAMPLES

  • Break a leg
  • You've met your match
  • Dogging it
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BY CONNOR

THE AWESOME MAN

Connor Atkins