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Figurative Language Part 2
The one where we talk about Hyperbole, Idiom, and Onomatopoeia
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Hyperbole Figurative Language An extreme exaggeration to make a point
Not too much guessing for the meaning
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Hyperbole examples Figurative Language
I am so hungry I could eat a horse.** Not too much guessing for the meaning Explains how hungry you are.
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Hyperbole examples Figurative Language Grandpa is older than dirt.**
Not too much guessing for the meaning Explains how old Grandpa is.
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Hyperbole examples Figurative Language Carrie never stops talking.**
Not too much guessing for the meaning Explains how much Carrie speaks.
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Idiom Figurative Language
A common expression where the meaning is totally different than the way it’s said. Not too much guessing for the meaning
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Figurative Language Idiom examples “A piece of cake” - Very easy
“It cost an arm and a leg” - It was expensive Not too much guessing for the meaning
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Figurative Language Idiom examples “Draw a blank” - Can’t remember
“Have a change of heart” - Changed your mind “See eye to eye” - Agree Not too much guessing for the meaning
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Figurative Language Onomatopoeia
A “sound” word, where the noise made is what’s written Pronounced “Ah-no, motto, pea-uh” Not too much guessing for the meaning
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Onomatopoeia examples
Figurative Language Onomatopoeia examples Boom! Bam! Pow! Ribbit! Bark! Baa! Not too much guessing for the meaning Purr! Quack! Meow!
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Any questions? Figurative Language
Not too much guessing for the meaning
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