'Literal meanings' diaporamas de présentation

The World Of Shakespeare

The World Of Shakespeare. Biography. Time Period. The Globe Theater. Plays. Poetry. Quiz. Standards. Shakespeare's Biography. Early Life. Adult Life. Shakespeare: Biography- Early Life. He was born in 1564 Parents: John & Mary Shakespeare

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Satire

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Idioms

An idiom is a common expression that does not use the literal meanings of the words that make it up. Most people know the meanings of idioms or can use the context clues around it to determine the meaning. Idioms. A rotten apple spoils the whole barrel!. Do you know its meaning?.

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Short Story Literary Terms

Short Story Literary Terms. 12 th graDE CP English. LITERARY terms for this unit. Exposition Conflict internal/external Imagery Allusion Foreshadowing Irony Symbolism Hyperbole. Characterization direct indirect flat round static dynamic Setting Mood Atmosphere Allegory.

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Aim: To understand that metaphors can convey religious meanings.

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Literary Language

Literary Language. Literary language : words that do not deviate from their defined meaning. Examples: - The podium is brown. -We drove to school this morning. - The family enjoyed living in the big red house. . Figurative Language.

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Denotative and Connotative Meanings

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Denotative and Connotative Meanings

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Figures of speech

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Essential Skill Paragraph

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Diction

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Sept. 2 - Add the following words to your list of literary terms:

connotation : the emotional response evoked by a word, in contrast to its literal meaning (denotation) figurative language : language that communicates ideas beyond the literal meanings of words; can make descriptions and unfamiliar or difficult ideas easier to understand includes:

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