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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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literaure in english
what are the differences between figure of speech and liuary devices
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Hi A figure of speech usually only covers a few words: a metaphor or simile or something like that A literary device refers to whole paragraphs - or maybe the whole story: an allegory, or anthropomorphism, say This looks like a good site for devices ... com / Dave
- Hi A figure of speech usually only covers a few words: a metaphor or simile or something like that A literary device refers to whole paragraphs - or maybe the whole story: an allegory, or anthropomorphism, say This looks like a good site for devices ...
- com / Dave
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Hi
A figure of speech usually only covers a few words: a metaphor or simile or something like that
A literary device refers to whole paragraphs - or maybe the whole story: an allegory, or anthropomorphism, say
This looks like a good site for devices ... http://literary-devices.com/
Dave
A figure of speech usually only covers a few words: a metaphor or simile or something like that
A literary device refers to whole paragraphs - or maybe the whole story: an allegory, or anthropomorphism, say
This looks like a good site for devices ... http://literary-devices.com/
Dave
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