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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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Figurative language

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  1. Figurative language By Owen Clingman

  2. Simile A SIMILE IS COMPARING TWO UNLIKE THINGS USING LIKE OR AS • Universal studios: Ripsaw Falls • It started as a trip to Orlando, Florida. The Islands of Adventure was as big as a a elephant. We had reached Toon Lagoon when I saw it, Dudley Do Right’s Ripsaw Falls. I boarded it with all of my courage. The seats were wet and silppery. The ride was as cool as a cucumber. We went up, down, and all around. We reached the big splash at the very top. We went hurling down super fast. Finally, the ride was over.

  3. A METAPHOR IS COMPARING TWO UNLIKE THINGS NOT USING LIKE OR AS Metaphor Blue is••• Blue is waves, peacefully gliding across the ocean Blue is the sky on a clear day Blue is Earth’s beautiful ocean, shimmering like stars Blue is sharks, swimming through the coral reef Blue is first place ribbons, making you feel proud Blue is sapphires, sparkling bright Blue is blueberries, picked from the field Blue is jeans, being used all day long Blue is a dart frog in the humid rainforest Blue is tears, falling with sadness

  4. Hyperbole: Garbage When I take the garbage out If I did not•••••••••••• A hyperbole is an extreme exaggeration I have been told to take the garbage out a million times

  5. Alliteration • Owen opens outrageous oranges with oversized opening objects only optional to oranges. An alliteration is a tongue twister

  6. Onomatopoeia: Alligators • Alligators eat other animals with their teeth. Chomp! It just had lunch. American alligators can get big by eating fish. However, these semi-aquatic reptiles can eat people. So if you’re at a swamp and you hear splash! Then you realize you’re around an alligator. Run! Alligators have four legs. They can run fast, but only for short amounts of time. They like to sneak up and attack their prey. If you want to live a long time, then don’t mess with alligators.

  7. ALLIGATOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! An Onomatopoeia is sound effects

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