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Allison- Hey this is Allison Savannah Maddie Jacob Jacob- This is about figurtive language. Maddie- Figurtive language is comparing two objects to make something more interesting. Savannah- Yeah! Two types of figurative languages are simile or metaphors. Allison- Let's see this in action. Check out this scenario. Savannah- A puppy is energetic. Jacob- Stop! Thats LAME!! You should be more descriptive. Maddie- That's right you should use a simile or a metphor. Allison- Yeah! Let's see the way it should be using a simile. All- Rewind! Play! Savannah- A puppy is as energetic as a young child on Christmas Day. Jacob- As you can see we used a simile. A simile is comparing two things using like or as. Allison- We took a boring sentence of an energetic puppy and made it more descriptive. Maddie- The new sentence is way more interesting than the old. That's the beauty of a simile. Metaphor Savannah- I love the chiefs.Tony Gonzalez has great hands. Maddie- Stop! That's BOORING! ALL- BOO!!! (put thumbs in) Allison- Maddie is right, you should use a metaphor. Jacob- Using metaphors is a better way to compare something. Unlike similies metaphors are a direct way of comparing something. Maddie and Allison- Now lets' see this in action! All- Rewind! Play! Savannah- I love the chiefs. Tony Gonzalez's hands are glue. Recap- bla bla bla bla bla! Savannah- This has been english shorts. Thank you for watching.