Understanding
figures of speech starts with recognizing the difference between literal and figurative language.
A literal statement communicates its straightforward meaning, while a figurative expression may use comparison, exaggeration, symbolism, sound, or other techniques to create an additional effect.

For example, metaphors and similes create comparisons, personification gives human characteristics to non-human subjects, and hyperbole uses intentional exaggeration.
Learning these patterns through examples can help students identify figures of speech when reading and writing.
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