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Give Definitions For The Terms Below
Give Definitions For The Terms Below
2 Bound
mophreme
3 Inflectional
morpheme
4 derivational
morpheme
1. heaven 9. children's
3. Fill the table with examples for each word formation types:
6. Match each sentence to the appropriate literary device from the list above.
Metaphor, Simile, Personification, Hyperbole, Alliteration, Onomatopoeia, Oxymoron,
Euphemism, Idiom
a) "The teapot screeched angrily on the stove." _______________________
b) "The river sang its soothing melody as it flowed past the ancient stones."
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c) "The tree branches whispered secrets in the wind." _______________________
d) "Her eyes were as cold as ice." _______________________
e) "The darkness enveloped him like a heavy woolen blanket." _______________________
f) "The silence was a roaring waterfall in his ears." _______________________
g) "The weight of the world rested on his shoulders." _______________________
h) "Time is a thief." _______________________
i) "The stars danced playfully in the moonlit sky." _______________________
j) "She sells seashells by the seashore." _______________________
k) "The sound of silence." _______________________
l) ""His bark is worse than his bite." _______________________
m) "He's in a better place now" (referring to someone who has passed away)