Title: Figurative Language: Figurative Language
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Figurative Language
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Figurative Language
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Would you use figurative language in your writing?
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Content: just as how artists use colors to paint beautiful abstract arts, writers use language to create a special effect made up of words and phrases that tease readers by not meaning what they first appear to mean. 2) Figurative language allows people to express abstract thoughts, and it creates tone and even connects readers emotionally. Reply
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English teacher at the Alfonso Díaz Lebrón School in Juncos. Ninth grade teacher Participant of the Cenit IV Project. View my complete profile