It was a warm, sunny day on oawerf farm, and the bright green grass shone vividly through the farm.
SETTING
You're not gonna get this one right! Bob yelled at you.
"You're not gonna get this one right!" Bob yelled at you.
What type of figurative language is this?
I'm gonna die it's so HOOOOOOOOT! It's almost 300 degrees, CELCIUS!
HYPERBOLE
The building, my office, was being torn down in front of my own eyes.
APPOSITIVE
He ran through the grass, down the hill, sweat streaming down his face. He had to get to his apprenticeship in time.
ACTION
"You're doing TERRIBLE"! Tricia yelled to impair your morale.
"You're doing TERRIBLE!" Tricia yelled to impair your morale.
What type of figurative language is this?
It was like a heavenly angel was calling out to him.
SIMILE
The astronaut, my father, flew in the 2037 Ares VII mission to mars.
APPOSITIVE
"Farmer Bob's son, I presume?" The man asked.
"Yes. I am Bob P. Chid's son, sir," Bob told him.
DIALOUGE
I want chezburger NOW!" Billybob yells in your face.
"I want chezburger NOW!" Billybob yells in your face.
What type of figurative language is this?
He was a butterfly, prancing around the yard with a goofy grin on his face.
METAPHOR
He had a tremendous beard, littered with scraps from his dinner years ago. It violently shivered when he talked, and it blew in the wind like a cape.
VIVID VERB
The blazing sun beat on his back as he harvested the golden wheat.
SETTING
"YOU'RE GONNA LOSE!" Screamed Bob Puffington Child.
"YOU'RE GONNA LOSE!" screamed Bob Puffington Child.
What type of figurative language is this?
It was the apple of my eye
IDIOM
Its branches covered in icicles, the tall oak stood in our yard.
ABSOLUTE
"Welcome to Ohio," the sign seemed to yell.
"Well, I gues we're in Ohio now," crazybob yelled.
DIALOUGE
"You're gonna WIN!" Natalia yelled in your face. She always expects everything of you.
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What type of figurative language is this?
The deafening silence pierced my ears.
OXYMORON
The tree, short and stout, collected snow in our front yard
ADJECTIVES OUT OF ORDER