'Onomatopoeia' diaporamas de présentation

Figurative language

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POETRY

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POETRY

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LITERARY TERMS

LITERARY TERMS. ALLITERATION. The repetition of the same consonants in lines of poetry or prose. EUPHEMISM. Using mild words to describe something instead of using offensive words. HYPERBOLE. Exaggeration to create an effect or for emphasis. METAPHOR.

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The Soul Selects Her Own Society

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Presented by Hyoung Jun

Presented by Hyoung Jun. http://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/01381/Gruffalo_1381200c.jpg. Then, the Mouse really meets a Gruffalo! Gruffalo's favourite is Mouse in the slice of bread!.

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Expository Grabbers

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Poetic Device Illustrations

Poetic Device Illustrations. By: Nick, Jeffrey. Rhyme. Sounds match at the end of the lines of the Poetry. . There once was a cat with a nice hat. Who moved as slow as a fat rat. Repetition. Repeating a word or words for effect. For hours and hours, we walked, in search of food.

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Figurative language

By T revor S eamster and Aaron Scott 9-19-11. Figurative language. simile. Simile-Using like or as to compare2 or more things. Ex.1-as white as a ghost Ex. 2-as easy as a . b. c . M etaphor. Metaphor-Comparing 2 things without using like or as; something else.

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ONOMATOPOEIA

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Figurative Language

Figurative Language . By: Tenecia McCoy ?. Personification. Personification is giving an object human characteristics. For example- Hey diddle diddle , the cat played the fiddle, the cow jumped over the moon. The cat played his fiddle so the fork ran away with the spoon. Alliteration.

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Kira Nashay Jennings

Kira Nashay Jennings . Figurative language . simile . Comparison of two things using like or as Kiya like my best friends. . Hyperbole . Exaggerating to show strong feeling or effect. I wont love u forever. alliteration . is the repetition of a particular sound in the word phrases

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Figurative language

Figurative language. By Owen Clingman. Simile. A SIMILE IS COMPARING TWO UNLIKE THINGS USING LIKE OR AS. Universal studios: Ripsaw Falls

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Good Morning

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Sound Devices and Composing an Effective Speech

Sound Devices and Composing an Effective Speech. World Lit Ms. Logan. Sound Devices. Alliteration No one knocks this nation around! Assonance Evolution encourages apathy and ignorance. Onomatopoeia And the bombs burst in the air, smacking away any semblance of hope which remained.

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ESL C Project

ESL C Project. Ma ? lle Rouquet. Onomatopoeia. Onomatopoeia occurs when words are used that when pronounced approximate the sound made when the action is preformed. They occur in songs, poems, stories, and in everyday speech. Old MacDonald had a farm.

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Onomatopoeia

Onomatopoeia. A words used to describe a sound . examples:. A cow says moo. The cat said meow.

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- sleep like a log

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