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Figurative Language By: Joseph Chounard December 2008

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Figurative Language

By: Joseph ChounardDecember 2008

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Metaphor DefinitionMetaphor Definition

comparison between two thingscomparison between two things

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Metaphor internet Metaphor internet example example

Love Love stinksstinks http://knowgramming.com/metaphors/methttp://knowgramming.com/metaphors/met

aphor_chapters/metaphor_examples-senaphor_chapters/metaphor_examples-sensory.htmsory.htm

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Metaphor personal exampleMetaphor personal example

• The sky was molasses

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Simile DefinitionSimile Definition

Comparison between 2 things.Comparison between 2 things. Using like or as.Using like or as.

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Simile internet example

As busy as a bee. http://www.saidwhat.co.uk/spoon/similes.

php

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Simile personal exampleSimile personal example

As big as a bear.As big as a bear.

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Alliteration DefinitionAlliteration Definition

Repeating consonant soundsRepeating consonant sounds

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Alliteration internet exampleAlliteration internet example

Rabbits Running Over Roses. Rabbits Running Over Roses. http://library.thinkquest.org/J0112392http://library.thinkquest.org/J0112392

/alliteration.html/alliteration.html

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Alliteration personal example

The busy bee buzzed by the bike.

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Personification Definition

• Assigning human traits to animals or objects.

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Personification internet Personification internet exampleexample

The The lonelylonely train whistle train whistle criedcried out in out in the night.the night.

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Personification personal Personification personal exampleexample

The tall tree stood up and walked The tall tree stood up and walked awayaway

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Onomatopoeia DefinitionOnomatopoeia Definition

Sounds mimicking wordsSounds mimicking words

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Onomatopoeia internet example

Tlot-tlot; tlot-tlot http://knowgramming.com/

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Onomatopoeia personal Onomatopoeia personal exampleexample

Ding-dong went the door bellDing-dong went the door bell

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Hyperbole Definition Hyperbole Definition

Extreme exaggerated statementExtreme exaggerated statement

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Hyperbole internet example

"My dog is so ugly, I have to tie a $100 bill on it so people will pet him

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Hyperbole personal exampleHyperbole personal example

He is so rich that he make He is so rich that he make millionaires look poor.millionaires look poor.

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Idioms Definition Idioms Definition

• an expression whose meaning is not predictable from the usual meanings of its constituent elements and that is not a constituent of a larger expression of like characteristics.

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Idiom internet example

• A bit much• http://www.usingenglish.com/refer

ence/idioms/

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Idiom personal exampleIdiom personal example

A little bird told meA little bird told me

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The EndThe End

By: Joseph ChounardBy: Joseph Chounard