figurative language

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figurative language

Gucchi · Answer

“My dream is that Areliss will be invited to stay in the country she was born in and live out her dreams in the country she loves.”

Gucchi · Answer

is this an alliteration or not?

Gucchi · Answer

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Gucchi · Answer

@extrinix

JazzWill · Answer

alliteration is more like that one tongue twister, "peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers...etc.. It's good you just need more words that begin with the same consonant. It doesn't have to be every word

Gucchi · Answer

@jazzwill wrote:

alliteration is more like that one tongue twister, "peter piper picked a peck of pickled peppers...etc.. It's good you just need more words that begin with the same consonant. It doesn't have to be every word

so what do you think abt this one?

JazzWill · Answer

what consonant are you looking to repeat? The S's? like in she and stay?

Gucchi · Answer

i didnt make that sentence

Gucchi · Answer

im just asking what you think?

JazzWill · Answer

ohh omg im slow lol

JazzWill · Answer

no it's not

Gucchi · Answer

@jazzwill wrote:

ohh omg im slow lol

oook why not?

Gucchi · Answer

does it not sound like one?

Gucchi · Answer

"But, I know their words were bullets to Areliss’s heart." would this be considered as a metaphor or hyperbole?

JazzWill · Answer

@gucchi wrote:

does it not sound like one?

No it doesn’t have enough consonants

JazzWill · Answer

@gucchi wrote:

"But, I know their words were bullets to Areliss’s heart." would this be considered as a metaphor or hyperbole?

I’d say hyperbole, it’s an exaggeration

Gucchi · Answer

@jazzwill wrote:

@gucchi wrote:

does it not sound like one?

No it doesn’t have enough consonants

okay your right im looking at it now and it doesnt make sense anymore

Gucchi · Answer

@jazzwill wrote:

@gucchi wrote:

"But, I know their words were bullets to Areliss’s heart." would this be considered as a metaphor or hyperbole?

I’d say hyperbole, it’s an exaggeration

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Gucchi · Answer

"They forget that  Lady Liberty stands as a beacon, asking for the tired, the poor, and the huddled masses yearning to breathe free."

Gucchi · Answer

would this be a hyperbole as well or no

Gucchi · Answer

tbh i think its a metaphor idk though

JazzWill · Answer

Yeah you are right

JazzWill · Answer

Metaphor

Gucchi · Answer

alr bet ty so much

JazzWill · Answer

Np