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Toby was lost in the woods after wandering away from his family during a morning hike. As noon approached, Toby realized he was alone and began crying, anxious to find his family before nightfall. The thought of spending the night alone in the woods scared him. Toby continued walking, tiredly trudging on in hopes of finding his family or a way home.
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Figure of speech.pptx
- 2. Toby was lost. He is already crying. He must have wandered off fromhis family during their morning hike because around noon he realizedthat he was all alone in the middle of the woods. He was definitelyanxious to find his family before evening. The thought of spending anight in the woods alone was a scary one. Heaving a sigh, Tobywalked on.
- 3. Toby was totally lost, as any needle in a stack of hay. He already crieda bucket of tears finding his way home. He must have wandered off from his family during their morning hike because around noon he realized that he was alone in the middle of the wide whispering woods.Thonk! Thunk! went his feet on the soft pine needles that covered the ground like a soft brown blanket. Birds twittered and tweeted from thesky-scraping branches of trees, but there was no sound of his family.Mom! Dad!, he screamed. He was as anxious as a fish out of water tofind his family before evening. The thought of spending a night in thewoods alone was one that made his heart dance a fearful frenzied jigin his chest. Heaving a sigh, Toby tiredly trudged on.
- 4. Simile The most commonly used figure of speech, it directly compares one object to another, using words 'as', 'as though', 'as if', 'as '.. as' and 'like E.g. Eyes as blue as the sky and deep like the ocean
- 5. Metaphor It is similar to simile but uses indirect comparison. It compares two things by saying one thing is another thing. It does not use the words like or as. E.g. He was a lion in the battle field.
- 6. Personification Personification simply means making inanimate things behave in a very human like way. E.g. The wind whispers secrets in my ears
- 7. Hyperbole It is another very commonly used figure of speech, which simply translated means exaggeration. E.g. A thousand times I begged his pardon
- 8. Synecdoche It uses either the part of an object to describe the whole or vice versa. E.g. The face that launched a thousand ships
- 9. Apostrophe It is a diversion of discourse from the topic at hand to addressing some person or thing, either present or absent. E.g. O, Rizal! Rise and save the youth