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i think it makes them think more about the movie

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i have heard it all around me but i see it in books alot

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Some times it can be funny so the reader likes that and it also shares details that help to understand.

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My parents say it a lot but also in books.

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I hear it in my house, in songs, and if I am really listening, I hear it almost everywhere! I also see it a lot in the books I read(and I read a LOT of books).

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I feel like it adds another level of interest and it really makes the movies and other things show more of the details, like Easton said.

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It makes it more interesting and it may make important things more clear.

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Well, it's everywhere, people use the i'm so hungry I could eat a ... a lot and lots of expressions are figurative too.

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It can make the reader/listener know how the person truthfully thinks.

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I have heard it in songs, movies, normal conversation, video games, if you can name some kind of media or real life conversation, it likely has figurative language in it. I think the most common of them are metaphors, hyperbablies, personification, idioms, and similies.

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Figurative language can augment emotions. In this video it used figurative language in a funny and exciting way.

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I've heard figurative language in books and movies. I also have heard figurative speech being used by my parents at the dinner table

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It really is everywhere, out of people's mouths, in movies, but especially in books. For example, most comic books use a lot of onomatopoeia, and some fictional books for young readers might have a lot of personification. Some authors use personification to add more details to their story.

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In many stories they give more of a different view and even more details to details, especially using personification, ex "The wind howled",

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I adds detail, it also increases the interest in something. Hyperbole: He is running faster than the wind

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I have heard it in books, movies, and sometimes advertisements.

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It seems more fun and less boring and it can also help  lighten up the movie because if you think about it, a lot of  songs and movies without that  of language it would probably seem really boring.

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It makes it more interesting and for fun to listen/look at.

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I have heard figurative language in a lot of places for example TV series books and songs

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I hear/see it in my household, music, movies, books, podcasts i listen to, and throughout my neiborhood

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in movies and at home. Sometimes in songs or when I am wacthing TV

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It makes you think more and makes it more fun to wacth

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I think it that they add figurative language to the scripts to make parts that wouldn't have flowed very well flow at least a little better. And just as the lady from the figurative language in disney said it can make the writing more intresting.

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It's in books I've read it's in conversations between friends and family and in the songs from yesterday.

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tabatha campbell it adds to the story and makes it so you not just saying boring words 

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tabatha campbell it adds to the story and makes it so you not just saying boring words 

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It makes it more interesting, and it can give you an example for things.

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B O O K S

also shows and songs

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it makes it more understanding and intresting

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in music and movies and many more places!

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i hear it in my house alot and in books and in songs

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I think it adds more detail, interest, things like that.

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I hear it during the day, in books, song, movies, everywhere really

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Figurative Language can help make books seem less one-dimensional and they can also help readers really picture what the writer is trying to say. For example instead of saying "the girl was crying" you can say "a flowing river was going down the girls cheeks" the second statement seems more interesting and you can tell that the girl was crying very hard.

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I think figurative language make anything more interest, like instead of saying "its raining really hard.", you could say " Its raining cats and dogs."

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My nana, songs, poems, and in shows.

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I personally think it makes the story more interesting. Figurative language sounds really cool when executed well, and it flows in the story well and makes the story more lively.

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Songs, poems, books, movies, and my parents use it. Figurative language is everywhere.

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I see (or hear) figurative language a lot now that I'm more aware of it, in movies, movie titles, books, songs and in ads.

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I think that it makes the story seem more like people are actually having a conversation instead of having an uneventful talk it makes some things more relatable and interesting.

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music people movies myself books and a lot of other places!

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in songs and movies

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It helps me envision and makes the movie/story more interesting than a boring conversation.

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it can help you envision something and it cane also make a boring movie into a good one

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i have heard it in movies, books and songs

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It can make you more interested in it and want to see more.

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My parents say idioms a lot like hold your horses of cool your jets.

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I think it makes its funnier and that keeps the viewer interested longer

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I've seen it in alot of Shows/Movies I watch and I read a lot of books that have them in them

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it makes it more interesting and understandable

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books and movies