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LITERAL
LANGUAGE
LITERAL LANGUAGE-
has the basic meaning or it has no other
meaning. You do not compare and don’t
exaggerate or understate the situation.
EXAMPLE:
EX:
1.I could sleep for a year.
2.This book weighs a ton.
3.Patrick was so hungry, he could eat a horse
WHAT IS A LITERAL LANGUAGE?
WHAT IS A FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE?
WHAT IS THE
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
LITERAL LANGUAGE AND
FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE?
WHAT ARE THE 4 COMMON
USES OF FIGURATIVE
LANGUAGE?
1.WHAT IS A SIMILE?
2.WHAT IS A METAPHOR?
3.WHAT IS A
PERSONIFICATION?
4.WHAT IS A HYPERBOLE?
ACTIVITY 2
_____________1. Berto was
tasked by Delia to kill Berto’s
adopted dog.
_____________2.Centipedes
often scare people of how
they look.
_____________3. Delia’s
resentment towards Eddie
could be traced back from
their mother’s death.
_____________4.Eddie saw
his sister as a thorn on his
side—something which
should be plucked.
_____________5. Eddie’s
feelings toward his sister
could be compared to that
of an overheated kettle.
_____________6.Eddie’s sister
was stunned when she saw the
centipede.
_____________7.Even as a
young boy, Eddie already had
the instincts of a hunter.
_____________8.For the most
story, Eddie and Delia were like
oil and water.
_____________9. Once, Eddie
thought that Delia was
extending the olive branch to
him.
_____________10. Their father
often told Eddie and Delia to
keep the peace.
_____________11. Eddie and
Delia are siblings.
_____________12.Eddie and
Delia are worlds apart.
_____________13. There is a
bad blood between Eddie and
Delia.
_____________14. Eddie and
Delia fight all the time.
_____________15. Delia hate
Eddie so much.
Direction: Write LL if the sentence is used as literal
language and FL if the sentence is used as figurative
language and write what kind of figurative language it
is.
1. My teacher is beautiful.
2. Grandma’s garden is full of beautiful flower.
3. His feet are as big as skateboards.
4. I can see that news travels quickly.
5. Morgan Mouse munched marshmallows merrily.