This document discusses different types of figurative language used in sentences, including similes, metaphors, and rhetorical devices. It provides examples of each type of figurative language: 1. Similes directly compare two things using connecting words like "like" or "as." Examples given include "Her approach to me was as cold as cold coffee" and "Alison seemed like a mouse in her chest while singing on stage." 2. Metaphors make comparisons without using connecting words, by applying attributes of one thing to another. 3. Rhetorical devices discussed include alliteration, anaphora, anadiplosis, epiphora, and antithesis - each involving repeating