English, 29.01.2021 18:40 ashleypere99
Read the paragraph below and find the following figurative language
examples. One sentence has two types of figurative language in it.
Find one Metaphor - highlight it in pink.
Find one Simile - highlight it in purple.
Find one Onomatopoeia - highlight it in red.
Find one personification - highlight it in green.
Find two Alliterations - highlight them in blue.
Find one Oxymoron - highlight it in orange.
Eating healthy was like a chore for Katie. Although she
knew her eating habits were far from nutritious, she was
prone to devouring delectable foods that were disgustingly
delicious. When it came to sweets, in particular, she was a
moth to a flame. Although she hoped to start making smart
eating decisions, the chocolate cake in the fridge was
calling her name. She couldn't help but grab a fork, plunge
it into the middle, and chomp away until it magically
disappeared. Soon after, she filled a glass with ghost white
milk and gulped it down in one go. "Maybe the diet will start
tomorrow," Katie thought.
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