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The difference between literal and figurative language is that literal is exactly what it says, and figurative is more metaphorical, or it is just an expression. For example, literal is like: That boy is walking down the street. Figurative is like: The boy's steps were like the clicking of a metronome.

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Literal would be like saying That is a tree. Literal things are right to the point.
Figurative would be the tree is like a
dancer.

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🎶It means literal language means something that actually happens.🎵

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literal is exactly whats happening figurative isn't

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I did this yesterday in mrs Kees and someone deleted it and now I forgot

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Figurative language is when the author relates one thing to another. For example "He was as cold as an ice cube." Literal language is when the author means what he is saying.

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literal language is real and figurative language is to pretend.

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literal is true and figurative is not real it is not true it is a lie.

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Literal is where you use something basic and real. Figurative is not real.

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Literal is when every thing is literally happening. For example you made my heart climb up my throat it didn't actually but if it was literal it actually happened. Figurative is when you say something that isn't actually mean, it can be used to achieve a more complicated understanding or heightened effect.

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Literal language is exactly what you say. Figurative language is when it can mean something other than what you said.

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Literal language means that it is real, like " the paper is blue"
Figurative language is when it over exaggerates, like " the paper beamed a blue like an ocean"

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literal means it is literally what it is, for example, that is a plane.
figurative language is describing it by calling different things, for example, that is a leaf floating in the wind, or a bird flying gracefully through the air.

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Literal language is when the author is being literal. For example if the person says "You just gave me a heart attack", that person would actually be having a heart attack.
Figurative is not real its more metaphorical and also it is exaggerated.

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Literal language is when you are serious and not joking. Figurative language is what you add to a piece of writing to make it come to life or become more relatable and understanding, and it isn't really serious and is used in poetry. An example of literal would be "They have blue eyes." An example of figurative language would be "Their eyes were like an ocean."

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Literal language means exactly what it says. Figurative language uses smilies, metaphors, hyperbole, and personification to describe something often through comparison with something different.

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literal is true like what it is exactly.and figurative means means something in comparison to a other thing not strait  forward
literal: I'm dead meaning you're actually dead
Figurative: I'm dead meaning I can't believe it or eww thats gross or surprised instead of actually dead.

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literal means to say something that isnt figuritive. figuritive means to say something that isnt literal

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literal language means exactly what it says on the paper
"you gave me a heart attack" as literal language means you actually gave them a heart attack.

figurative language means it is not exactly what it says

"you gave me a heart attack" as figurative language would mean you just gave Them a big scare

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Literal language is something that is actually happening. Figurative language is an exaggeration or something that is blown out of proportion.

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literal means it is to be taken straight to the point and figurative means the it can be different than what is said.

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literal is straight facts and gets to the point easily and figurative is like personification and other figurative languages.

happy birthday lex!!!!!!!!!😄🎈🎁

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literal is like you mean what you are saying and figurative is you mean something other than what you are saying

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I don't know.

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Figurative is when you use literary devices.Literal is right to the point and direct.
The wolf cried:Literal
The wolf howled:Figurative🐺

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literal mean real
figurative isn't literal

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the difference between figurative and literal language is figurative is using similes, metaphor, personification and so much more while literal means straight to the point.

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Literal means true and figurative means not literal and use a lot of personification and other figurative language.
Literal: Grass looks green
Figurative: The grass looks like spiky green hair

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The difference between literal and figurative language is that figurative language uses a lot of expressions that aren't literal. Literal language means that it can actually happen, its not a metaphor.

Figurative language: The sun is so hot, it could fry an egg in 2 seconds
Literal language: The sun is very hot

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Literal is exactly what it means the way it is said. And figurative means it is meant another way.
Literal: Slime can be fluffy.
Figurative: Slime is just as a clouds fluff.

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literal is straight forward or true and figurative is a writing piece that could be changed

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Literal language means that it is is literal, or real. Figurative language isn't literal, but more of just meaning deep down, but usually it isn't something that would actually happen.

Literal: She screamed.
Figurative: She moaned and howled like a wolf.

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The difference between literal and figurative is that figurative is saying what you want to say in a different way or form. Literal is when you straight out tell something you don't have to think about it.

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The difference between literal and figurative is that literal language means exactly what it says, while figurative language uses similes, metaphors, and personification to describe something often through comparison with something different.
If someone says that there are clouds in the sky, that would be literal. If someone says that the clouds are like cotton candy, that would be figurative.

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Literal is physically figurative is expressions.

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literal means not real that is made up. figurative means fictional

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literal everything means what is said

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Bell Ringer: What is the difference between literal and figurative?

Explain in your own words with examples.