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Figurative Language. Jennifer Parnell North Belmont Elementary. Examples:. Similes Idioms Metaphors. Similes are sentences that compare two unlike objects using like or as. The girl’s hair is as yellow as the sun. The boy runs like a rabbit.
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Figurative Language Jennifer ParnellNorth Belmont Elementary
Examples: • Similes • Idioms • Metaphors
Similes are sentences that compare two unlike objects using like or as. • The girl’s hair is as yellow as the sun. • The boy runs like a rabbit.
Idioms are sentences that cannot be understood by the meanings of their separate words. • I’m in hot water with my mom! • Are you feeling blue today?
Metaphors are sentences that use one idea or thing in place of another to show a likeness between the two. • That report was dynamite! • The boy is an egghead.
Granddaddy was sleeping as soundly as a bear in hibernation. simile
The lady was a songbird. metaphor
You crack me up! idiom
I’m in the doghouse! idiom