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I loved the pictures and all the examples made sense. My only advice is to make it more interesting. It is well organized and well done. Another example I have is "She was as sweet as honey." Until now I didn't realize how many common expressions are similes.

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I love the fun and big font! It looks like part of a comic book. It is a fun    and creative design. Again, you could've added more of your ideas to the definition and set up, but overall I liked the design. Another example is "Kerplunk." I don't use many onomatopoeia's when I speak, but in writing I use them a lot as a hook. Now I have more examples to use!

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I love your examples, they make sense and they are well organized. The pictures add more, and the design is well done.  You could've added more to your design to make it more interesting, but overall well done. Another example is "The house was shattered, looking for someone who would sleep on its wooden floors next to its shattered windows." Personification is a very strong component in poetry, and in writing prompts. I now understand how this can be used, lots of times to describe a nature scene.

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I like how the definition is clear, and the examples make sense. You could've tried to make your info graphic more exciting, and added more of your own commentary. Another example is "deafening silence." I am still a little bit confused on when to use this, and how these expressions came to be.

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I thought that it was very well organized and I liked the examples and pictures. I think that you could have made a tiny bit more interesting, but overall it is really good. I am still a little bit confused on the difference between idioms and metaphors, but this helped clarify it a little bit more. Another example that you demonstrated but not directly say is "It's raining cats and dogs".

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I like the pictures that you made and lots of the examples I have heard before but I never really thought of them as metaphors, but now it makes sense. Another example is "You're a star!".

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I liked your pictures and the way that you organized it. Another example is CRASH!

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I like all of your examples and pictures. I didn't know what an oxymoron was before this and it now makes a lot more sense. Another example that I thought of is a plastic glass.

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I love how the examples are set up. It shows the literal meaning and the idiom meaning.I like the photos and how the information is in boxes.

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I love how the examples are in the colorful boxes with the photos. I love how it is set up.

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I think you could have found more relevant photos but I like your examples.

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I like how you separated the information in boxes. The photos are relevant.