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Figurative Language: A Practical Guide to Reading, Summaries of English Language

University of Mindanao (UM)English Language

A comprehensive guide to understanding and identifying figurative language in various literary contexts. It covers key concepts such as the definition of figurative language, activities to recognize different types of figurative expressions (e.g., metaphors, similes, personification) in song lyrics and poetry, and performance tasks that challenge students to compose their own poems utilizing figurative devices. The document aims to equip readers with the necessary skills to analyze and appreciate the nuanced use of language in literature, ultimately enhancing their overall reading comprehension and literary analysis abilities.

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Figurative language, as defined by dictionary.cambridge.org, is an
expression that uses words to mean something different from what
they usually mean.
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Figurative Language
AC TI VIT Y 1.
Identify
which
figurative
language
is
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following
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Figurative language, as defined by dictionary.cambridge.org, is an

expression that uses words to mean something different from what

they usually mean.

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Figurative Language

ACTIVITY 1. Identify which figurative language is used in the following lyrics:

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ACTIVITY 3. Read the passage below and…

1. Select a figurative line/s from the passage;

2. Identify its figure of speech; and

3. Give its figurative meaning.

(Note: Identify at least three to a maximum of five)

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Oral reading fluency means being able to read a text quickly, accurately, and

with expression. Recording and reading aloud is a good strategy for becoming a

more fluent reader.

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Performance Task 2. Oral Reading Fluency - READ ALOUD

Set a timer for 30 seconds; Read the passage as quickly and accurately as possible; Mark the last word you read when the timer goes off; Practice more until you are able to read the entire passage for the whole 30 seconds, without missing a word. Refer to your teacher for his/her modified instructions (if any) and for the submission process.

Directions: To practice reading fluently:

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