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Script Demo
Prayer: ELWIN
Before we proceed to the discussion proper, I want you to give a brief idea on the picture I will be
posting.
JOSEPH: the picture shows a child with a book on its back being tossed by a big hand
VEA: Let’s compare the ideas that each had, Joseph had just stated the things that he saw
directly from the picture right? While Noriel has more elaborate understanding of the picture,
their answers are both correct because in looking at meaning we have what we call
TRANIE: these are more elaborate than the literal language because it uses deeper
understanding of something.
VEA: Now, to know more of the difference between literal and figurative language let’s fill out
the Venn diagram here with the information you will see on the next slide.
VEA: You will just identify whether statement 1 is for literal or figurative , so on and so forth. Let
us start with number 1
Yes tranie
VEA: This time you’ll have to create your literal and figurative perspective of the picture given.
I’ll be asking somebody to share to us their answers.
VEA: Thank you very much. For others, you may just send your answers later.
ELWIN: Our discussion today is about the literal and figurative language, literal language are
used in usual and everyday conversation, and is easy to understand while figurative language is
more elaborate and is therefore kind of difficult to understand, it is also used in literary works
such as poem, novels etc.
Now for your task. It is posted on the screen, submission of it is until next week and the
presentation of task 2 will be done the week after next. Rubrics will be sent later in our group
chat. Any questions on our discussion today?