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Using Effective Language to

This text delves into various types of imagery used in communication, including metaphors, similes, oxymorons, hyperboles, and understatements. Examples illustrate the concepts: Metaphors convey potential, like achieving a diploma, while similes compare love to chocolate. Oxymorons highlight contrasting ideas, like "athletic clumsiness." Hyperboles emphasize extremes, such as working "fingers to the bone," and understatements point out economic hardships subtly. Understanding these figures of speech enriches communication and expression.

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Using Effective Language to

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    14. Different Types of Imagery used in Communication

    15. Examples of metaphor & simile Metaphor A high school diploma is the key that will give you the potential to unlock many occupational doors later in life. Simile Love is as sweet as chocolate. Reading a book is like taking an adventure around the world.

    16. Examples of Oxymoron Because I always fall gracefully, friends say I have athletic clumsiness. My parents want me to have such boring fun. Please make a mandatory donation.

    17. Examples of hyperbole & understatement HYPERBOLE I have worked my fingers to the bone cleaning this house! Mom, I dont have a single thread of clothing to wear to school today! UNDERSTATEMENT Families out of work and without a paycheck can experience some economic discomfort.

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