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Figurative Language Intro Part 4

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Figurative language is when we use words in a creative way to make our writing more interesting.

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Figurative language is when we use words in a creative way to make our writing more interesting. Instead of saying something directly, we use comparisons or descriptions that help paint a picture in our minds. For example, if we say, 'The classroom was a jungle,' we don’t mean there are real animals, but that it was noisy and wild. This helps readers imagine what we mean without using plain words.

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