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Something that is  not exactly significate

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Something that is  not exactly significate

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Telling the truth or something that did happen.

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Literal Language is something you actually saw.

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Literal Language is something you actually saw.

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I Literal saw this yesterday and it was scary.

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LYON  IS LIKE  I SEE A CAT CAR YESTERDEY

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LYON  IS LIKE  I SEE A CAT CAR YESTERDEY

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telling the truth

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When you say something that is exactly what you are saying. You can either say the truth and make it something that "did" happen to you.

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I know that literal means something you saw or heard from other person

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something that you saw and hear and what literally is

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I literal saw a cute  cat yesterday

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somethin that you saw and heard

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telling the thing you saw

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something that its not exactly the significate

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7 types of figurative language
hyperbole is exaggeration

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What I learned was the different types of figurative language, in total there were 7 of them. My favorite was idioms but overall all of them were easy to understand. The easy part of this was writing and working with our partners.

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Something I learned today was the difference between literal and figurative language.

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FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

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I learned 7 things alliteration hyperbole idiom onomatopoeia personification simile metaphor.

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I learned that figurative language is different from Literal language.

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What we learned today was 7 types of figurative languages it was pretty easy to do

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I learn how to know to see the different between all the 7 Stage.

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I learned the  definitions of  the the figurative languages

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I learned about figurative language

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something I learned today was the difference between liter and figurative language.

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alliteration smalllsnaes slither southward allut eration is like a tongue twister

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Literal language is something you actually saw

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I learned how to compare the figurative and literal language .

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The difference between these two is that figurative language has things comparing or unlike things but with literal you say what you mean.

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Today in RLA, I learned 7 words, the 7 words were: Alliteration, Hyperbole, Idiom, Onomatopoeia, Personification, Simile, Metaphor. Were also going to be learning about Figurative and Literally Language. I learned that Literally language is the opposite of figurative language, because Literally is when you're telling the truth or saying the same thing you saw, or heard. And Figurative means the opposite (not real or something that is not telling or saying the truth).

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Something I learned was the difference between Figurative Language and Literal Language. I also learned more about Metaphor, Similes, Alliteration, Hyperbole, Idiom, Onomatopoeia, and Personification.