Figurative Language
What is a simile?
A figurative language that describes someone or something with "like" or "as"
What is a pronoun?
A place, thing, or person
What is onomatopoeia?
a figurative language that describes sounds with words
Why do we use antonym and synonym?
because they are opposite
what is poetry?
a form of literary
"Why are you so heavy, suitcase?" what type of figurative language is this?
Personification
How do you use a pronoun?
when you use I, her, him, they
How do you use idiom?
means something that is not really it
what is antonym to a synonym?
the opposite
what is an free verse poem?
where you can say and write something down in your poem freely
"My grandpa is as old as time." What TWO figurative language is this?
Hyperbole and Simile
Why do you use pronouns?
To show possession or indicate someone or something else
Why do we use puntuaction?
to be organized with writing, spelling, and grammar
If I use mischievous for the antonym of good, is it gonna opposite or same?
yes
what is an acrostic poem?
a poem where it is the shape of what the poem is talking about
What does Irony mean?
something that has sarcasm in it or is contradictory to the reality
"I went out to play with my friend, her cousin and her sister came out to play too!" How many pronouns are here?
3
Why do we use grammar?
To understand better the context of sentences
if I used a synonym as slow to unhurried, would that work?
Yes
what is a limerick poem?
a poem that is funny with the rhyme scheme of aabba
We were playing outside and someone screamed out "AHH!". What figurative language is this?
Onomatopoeia, it is when a word describes a sound it's referring to.
Fill in the blank! "My friend and I went __ to play! But she tripped and went back __ to her house."
Outside, into
what is an antonym and synonym?
antonym is the opposite of a synonym
Are decelerate and accelerate the same or the opposite
opposite
give us five types of poems
Haiku, Acrostic, Free verse, sonnet, narrative poem