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Reply 1
help is appreciated <3
Original post by RJN07
Analyse the sentences below and find the different literary devices in them.

4.1 * * The weather was terrible yesterday, I was frozen.

4.2 * * Her hair was as red as a summer sunset.

4.3 * * The toast jumped up readily from the toaster.

4.4 * * She is a nobody.

4.5 * * The flag fluttered and flapped in the wind.

4.6 * * His eyes wept with grief.

4.7 * * The storm grumbled its thunder around the skies.

4.8 * * The silence deafened us all.

please help me out. <3
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Reply 3
thanks :smile:
Original post by RJN07
thanks :smile:

You're welcome :smile:

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Reply 5
4.2: Adjective 'red'. Simile 'as red as a summer sunset'.

4.3: Personification of the toast.

4.5: Repetition of the letter 'f' represents the violently blowing wind.

4.7: Personification of the storm, it 'grumbled'.

4.8: Juxtaposition/oxymoron 'silence' and 'deafened' (Not too sure about this one)
Reply 6
Original post by Aseeb Tariq
4.2: Adjective 'red'. Simile 'as red as a summer sunset'.

4.3: Personification of the toast.

4.5: Repetition of the letter 'f' represents the violently blowing wind.

4.7: Personification of the storm, it 'grumbled'.

4.8: Juxtaposition/oxymoron 'silence' and 'deafened' (Not too sure about this one)


4.5: can be repetition plus alliteration right?
Thank you very much, really appreciate it! :smile:
Reply 7
Original post by RJN07
4.5: can be repetition plus alliteration right?
Thank you very much, really appreciate it! :smile:


Yep
Reply 8
''She is a nobody''

what literary device used for this?
Original post by RJN07
''She is a nobody''
what literary device used for this?

Is/am/are/was/were - metaphor.

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