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1 Idioms Sergio Stacy Chris 

2 What is Figurative Language?
Figurative Language means phases that is use in a poem or in a story.

3 What does idioms mean? An idiom is a phrase we use in everyday life but they don’t mean it literally. 

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6 Links https://quizlet.com/204392910/idioms-flash-cards/

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