Figurative Language
I could punch through a brick wall.
Hyperbole
During the first week of fourth grade, Mrs. Parker, our teacher, Made the two tallest boys, Eric and Me, the cookie monitors.
Appositives
Can we go to the park I,'' said to my mom.
'' Can we go to the park I,'' said to my mom.
Bang! the plate hit the wall, Crash! a glass shatters on the floor.
Action
Boom! The first firework went into the sky on 4th of July
Onomatopoeia
Break a leg I though as my friend walked on to the stage
Idiom
The pavilion was a simple city, Long and rectangular.
ADJECTIVES OUT OF ORDER
Hey mom I said, do not get mad but I failed my math test.
''Hey mom, I said, do not get mad but I failed my math test.''
As I walked into my sister's room a huge an aroma hits my nose, a rotten bowl of cereal was laying right on her bed fly's swarming it is was terrible.
Setting
I was so hungry I could eat a horse.
Hyperbole
She was as sly as a fox
Smile
I could smell Mama, crisp and starched, pluming my pillow.
Adjectives out of order
''My favorite color is blue.''I said to the class.
''My favorite color is blue,'' I said to the class.
''Molly!'' I yelled,'' get down here instantly''.
Dialogue
''It is raining cats and dogs outside,'' I said to my sister.
Idiom
The sun was smiling right at me.
Personification
His heart beating very fast, Harry stood listening to the chilly silence.
Absolutes
I love your shoes where did you get them, ''I asked Kelly.
''I love your shoes where did you get them,'' I ask Kelly.
Heart pounding, Legs pumping, as I ran into the hospital.
Action
Her eyes are shining in the sky.
Metaphor
I love jumbo shrimp.
Oxymoron
The wind howled as I walked through the black forest.
Vivid Verbs
''Good night mom I love you'' I said.
''Good night mom I love you,'' I said.
As the waves splash my leg, I could feel the breeze hitting my face. I have never been happier to be at the beach.
Setting
Sally sells seashells by the seashore.
Alliteration