Here are the types of figures of speech used in each sentence: 1. Hyperbole 2. Metaphor 3. Simile 4. Personification 5. Simile

2. 4 TYPES OF SENTENCES
Declarative - Conveys information
Interrogative - Ask a question
Exclamatory - Strong feeling
Imperative - Command

3. FILL-IN-THE-BLANK STORIES

4. "Joe hopped _____ down the hill.”
a. Like a frog
b. Carried a ton of apples
c. The trees whispered and danced in the breeze

5. "Joe hopped like a frog down the hill.”

6. “He met Jill who _____.”
a. Like a frog
b. Carried a ton of apples
c. The trees whispered and danced in the breeze

7. “He met Jill who Carried a
tons of apples.”

8. The two of them loved to go to the park where _____.
a. Like a frog
b. Carried a ton of apples
c. The trees whispered and danced in the breeze

9. The two of them loved to go to the
park where the tress whispered
and danced in the breeze.

10. LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
Define what is Figurative Language
Contruct setences using diffirent types of
fugurative language, and;
Give importance of knowing Figures of Speech.

11. FIGURES
OF SPEECH

12. FIGURES OF SPEECH
It is figurative language in the
form of a single word or phrase.

13. Figurative means language that goes beyond the
normal meaning of the words used.
Based on or making use of figures of speech;
metaphorical
Represeted by a figure or symbol.

14. Literal means the actual, dictionary meaning
of the word; language that means what it appears
to mean.
Avoiding exaggeration, metaphor, or
embellishment.

15. Literal: The sky is pale blue with clouds.
(It means what it says.)
The sky is full of dancing stars.
(The sky seems to have many twinkling
starts in it, so many that they look like
they are moving around using dance motions.)

16. Simile
A figure of speech that compares two things that
are different from each other but have similar
qualities. They are generally formed through
the usage of the words “as” or “like”.
Her expression was as cold as ice.
Last night Bob slept like a log.

17. Metaphor
Used for implying a comparison between two
things that have something in common but are in
general different from each other.
Romeo and Juliet: What light through yonder
window breaks? It is the East, and Juliet, the sun!
He broke my heart.

18. Personification
Which attributes human nature or human
qualities to abstract or inanimate objects.
The tree bowed and waved to me in the wind.
The opportunity knocked at his door.

19. Hyperbole
Is a figure of speech that consists of exaggeration.
I’m so hungry I could eat a horse!
Ten thousand suns light up this room.

20. Irony
Is a contradiction between what happens and
what you expect to happen.
A fireman afraid of fire.
Telling a rude customer to “have a nice day”.

21. Can you differentiate Simile and Metaphor.
How about Hyperbole and Irony.
Identify what is Personification?

22. Direction: Identify what types of figures of speech
are used in the sentence.
1.She’s older than dirt.
2.Time is money.
3.She eats like a pig.
4.The snowflakes danced.
5.Your hands are as clean as mud.