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Objectives
II. Subject Matter: identifying the different types of figurative language and its
d) Reference: https://www.google.com/url.studocu.com%2Fph%2Fdocument
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in-english-figure-of speech.
Procedures
How are you today? (Mr. Failano will lead a short prayer)
present?
Very Good!
B. Motivation
game!
SIMILE, Sir!
I know that you are all excited you know
Yes JJ?
Very good!
Yes, LJ?
Very good!
is this?
Yes, EJ?
Very good!
Yes, Jude?
Very good!
it all right!
C. Presentation
words in a way that deviates from the objects using the words like and as.
or evocative comparison.
D. Discussion
Yes, Zane?
PERSONIFICATION.
characteristic to an object.
None, Sir!
Example: The cake is calling my name.
personification.
which is HYPERBOLE.
hyperbole?
horse.
or it is exaggerated right?
Sir, SIMILE, METAPHOR,
it was being exaggerated right? Do you
PERSONIFICATION and HYPERBOLE.
agree with me class?
Simile is a figure of speech in which
Do you have any question class?
comparison is made between unlike
Ok then can you give me an example of
objects using the words like and as.
hyperbole?
Sir, Metaphor- is a figure of speech which
Yes, Calvin?
shows a comparison between two unlike
Very good! Exactly, there is no one can
ideas w/out using the word like and as.
really cry as many as a river.
Before we end our discussion let’s have an Sir, Personification- is a figure of speech
E. Application object.
divided by three and you will make a Sir, Hyperbole is a figure of speech that is
of the class.
20%- Content
20%- Design
10%- Cleanliness
present it in front.
F. Generalization
Josh?
Very good, Josh!
Edd?
G. Evaluation
H. Assignment
Directions:
Read about Oxymoron, and Alliteration that will be our topic next meeting.
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Student
CHECKED BY:
Course Professor