Question

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A writer use figurative language:
1.to impress others with flowery expressions.
2.to express ideas in mathematical terms.
3.to communicate by using strong impressions beyond the literal meaning of words.
4.to create a particular rhythm in a line of poetry.

Answer 1

@pooja195

Answer 2

When using figurative language, the main goal is to get the reader to understand the intensity of what they're saying. They can use metaphors, similies, personification, hyperbole and much more to simply say something that goes past the literal words, into a deeper meaning. Would you like an example?

Answer 3

3.to communicate by using strong impressions beyond the literal meaning of words.

Answer 4

The answer is 3 because figurative language usually doesn't mean what it's supposed to mean.