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We've briefly introduce some of the common figurative devices such as simile, metaphor, personification, hyperbole, idioms etc.

Now, before we dive deeper into this aspect, I would like you to form three sentences using any of the figurative devices you currently know and tell me what kind of figurative devices you used. Remember to write down your Name (e.g. Mary Chan), Class and your Class number so that I know you have submitted your homework.

Deadline: Before 14 October (Tuesday) 8am

For instance,

1.) Mary read a magazine last Monday with his Mom at the mall. (alliteration)

2.) She runs like a cheetah. (simile)

3.) The playground invites us to come and play. (personification)

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1.Tommy took time to try taffy at the fair.(alliteration)

2.The night sky was as dark as a velvet curtain.(simile)

3.The sun smiled when the children are playing.(personification)

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The sun looks like an apple.()simile

The homework tells me I need to hand him tomorrow.(personification)

Sally silently sipped her steaming soup on Sunday.(Alliteration)

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The best friends had been there for each other through thick and thin.(idiom)

I'm so hungry, I could eat a horse.(hyperbole)

The moon smiled down on the earth.(personification)

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1.)The birds are singing happily.(personification)

2.)Her eyes are bigger than a moon.(hyperbole)

3.)He is as tall as a giraffe.(smile)

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1. The skeletons are walking towards me. (Personification)

2. I’m so hungry that I can eat a cow. (Hyperbole)

3. The ant is as big as a key. (Simile)

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1．In the summer, we live in a microwave. （Hyperbole）

2. The moonlight at night acts like a flashlight, lighting up the streets. （Metaphor）

3．When the wind blows, the trees are waving hands to us. （Personification）

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1.Her smile is as bright as sun.(simile)

2.The test was a piece of cake.(idioms)

3.The maths homework took me a thousand years to do it.(hyperbole)

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He swims like a flying fish. (simile)

The flowers and trees are dancing. (Personification)

His eyes are smaller than a grain of rice. (Hyperbole)

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1)He braves like a lion(simile)

2)this yeast is a piece of cake(idiom)

3)the flowers are dancing to me(personification)

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1.Derek and his good friend had dinner together at the restaurant last month(Aliteration)

2.This sports car rushed out like a cheetah(simile)

3.This morning the sun couldn't wait to wake us up(personification )

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1.He run slowly like a snail.(simile)

2.The birds are singing.(personification)

3.My friends say they have been waiting me to play for 1 century.(hyperbole)

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1. Simile: The clouds floated in the sky like cotton candy on a summer day.

2. Metaphor: Time is a thief that steals our moments away.

3. Personification: The sun stretched its arms over the horizon, waking the world from its slumber.

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1.Tom talked ten thousand words about his new toy.(hyperbole)

2.Her laughter is like a beautiful song. (simile)

3.The flowers nodded their heads in the gentle breeze.(personification)

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1. The wind whispers through the trees and the flowers (personification)

2. His fake smile was as dark as the moon (Smile)

3. Sally sells seashells by the seashore (Alliteration)

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1) Her face red like an apple. (simile)

2)Mr storm was angry he destroyed many things when he was angry.(personification)

3)Last week,Lily was ill she felt weak.(alliteration)

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1.The moon looks like a white dish.(smile)

2.The sun is smiling to us.(personification)

3.She can eat an elephant now(hyperbole)

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1 The wind whispered secrets through the trees.(personification)

2 She has just washed her teeth, so her teeth are as bright as sun. （simile）

3 Peter picked a peck of grapes. （alliteration)