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The document discusses the literary device of litotes. Litotes is a figure of speech that employs massive understatement using negation to express or highlight a positive idea. The document provides examples of litotes from the sentences "The weather is not unpleasant at all" and "You're right! This is not an ordinary day." It explains that litotes adds emphasis and variety to literature. Students are assigned an activity where they list good qualities of their partner using litotes, and a short quiz identifying examples of litotes and hyperbole.
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- 3. Look! The weather is not unpleasant at all. Write your topic or idea Anne: Mister sun decided to show up today. Good thing I did my laundry before I left for work . You’re right! This is not an ordinary day; it’s been raining for the past two weeks. That’s no small achievement! Anne: Mike: Mike:
- 4. Litotes
- 5. Litotes •is a type of figure of speech that employs massive understatement using negation to express or highlight a positive idea.
- 6. HYPERBOLE • massive exaggeration • massive understatement LITOTES a statement that represents something as smaller, less intense, or less important than it really is.
- 7. Litotes •is a type of figure of speech that employs massive understatement using negation to express or highlight a positive idea.
- 8. The weather is not unpleasant at all. The weather is pleasant/The weather is nice/The weather is good.
- 9. You’re right! This is not an ordinary day; it’s been raining for the past two weeks. It is an extraordinary day.
- 10. Mister sun decided to show up today. Good thing I did my laundry before I left for work.
- 11. That’s no small achievement! That’s a big achievement!
- 12. Remember! In litotes, an affirmative is expressed by negating its opposite.
- 13. Purpose of litotes in literature •to engage the reader into what is occurring in a particular literary work. •to add variety.
- 14. HYPERBOLE LITOTES -massive exaggeration -overstatement -massive understatement -always involves negation adds emphasis figurative
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