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Is the use of words whose sounds echo their meaning.

Is the use of words whose sounds echo their meaning. Turn and Talk. Think of 3-5 more examples of ONOMATOPEIAS of your own!!. Did you come up with a ny of these???. Alliteration is:. * The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words.

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SW Florida

SW Florida. Custom Homes. SW Florida Endless Possibilities. Custom Homes. A Day at the Beach. Sea Shells. Relax - Enjoy. SW Florida Sunset Celebration. Fishing. Water Sports. Sports. Sand Sculpting. World Class Shopping. Waterfront Dining. Incredible Sunsets.

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Personalizing Pronunciation

Personalizing Pronunciation. www.ef.com/teacher. Main topics. Why do we teach pronunciation? How can we use the International Phonetic Chart in lessons? Techniques and activities for the classroom . Neglect. Complexity Model Books It is less important than the words you use.

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English pronunciation and intonation Chapter one

English pronunciation and intonation Chapter one. Warming-up exercise. P e ter P i per p i cked a p e ck of p i ckled p e ppers. D i d P e ter P i per p i ck a p e ck of p i ckled p e ppers? I f P e ter P i per p i cked a p e ck of p i ckled p e ppers,

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Days of the week

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Figurative Language Game

Figurative Language Game. Can you discover the missing picture by answering questions about figurative language?. Click here to read the directions. Game Directions. Read each clue and click the type of figurative language that matches it.

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Figurative Language Game

Figurative Language Game. Can you discover the missing picture by answering questions about figurative language?. Click here to read the directions. Game Directions. Read each clue and click the type of figurative language that matches it.

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Figurative Language Game

Figurative Language Game. Can you discover the missing picture by answering questions about figurative language?. Click here to read the directions. Game Directions. Read each clue and click the type of figurative language that matches it.

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Figurative Language Game

Figurative Language Game. Can you discover the missing picture by answering questions about figurative language?. Click here to read the directions. Game Directions. Read each clue and click the type of figurative language that matches it.

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Figurative Language Game

Figurative Language Game. Can you discover the missing picture by answering questions about figurative language?. Click here to read the directions. Game Directions. Read each clue and click the type of figurative language that matches it.

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Anglo-Saxon Literary Elements

Anglo-Saxon Literary Elements. The Epic and the Epic Hero http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glN2r1jVvic. Qualities and Characteristics. Defintion. A long narrative poem told in elevated style about the actions of a noble or semi-divine person. Qualities of Epic Poetry.

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Vocal Production & Articulation

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Literary Devices

Literary Devices. Definitions and Examples. Goals. After this lesson, you should be able to: Understand the definitions of two literary devices: alliteration and hyperbole Identify examples of these literary devices in a text Make up your own examples. Alliteration.

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The underwater city of Jams

The underwater city of Jams. By Alex Baty, Jack Lichlyter, Mcguire Price, and Sammy Anabtawi. Background culture. Jams is an underwater society that is in 300 B.C. It is under water in the Bermuda Triangle. The people are either mermaids or mermen. They have evolved to have no gills.

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FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE. ANETT AGUILERA AND HEATHER VESPUCCI SEPTEMBER 22,2011. SIMILE. To use like or as to compare 2 things. Ex. That elephant was as big as a bus. METAPHOR. To compare 2 thing without using like or as. Ex. She has a heart of a lion. HYPERBOLE.

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Sea side Songs

Sea side Songs. Oh I do like to be beside the seaside .

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Tongue Twister

Tongue Twister. Ray Chen. Fl ies fl y but a fl y fl ies. R u bb er b a b y b uggy b umpers. Ice Cream. I sc ream, you sc ream, we all sc ream for ice c ream !. Fresh Fried Fish. Fr esh fr ied f ish,? F ish fr esh fr ied,? Fr ied fi sh fr esh,? F ish fr ied fr esh.

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Literary Terms

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ALLTERATION

ALLTERATION. SALLY SAW SEA SHELLS AT THE SEA SHORE.X3 HOW MUCH WOOD COULD WOOD CHUCK CHUCK IF A WOOD CHUCK CHUCK COULD CHUCK WOOD. X3 PETER PIPER PICKIED A PECK OF PICKLES X3. ALLTERATION IS A PHRASE WHERE MOST OF THE WORDS BEGIN WITH THE SAME LETTERS!! .

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Alliteration

Alliteration. Alliteration is a phrase that each word sounds the same. Sea shells sea shells down by the sea shore. Peter pick a peck a pickle pepper.

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