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Can you please explain the difference between 'literal language'and'figurative language' and can you give examples please?
the difference between literal and fiigurative is:
literal: is TRUE (real meaning)
Figurative: is NON-LITERAL (not real)
figuratively ex.
1.if u comeuppance the person (which is not true!)
2. I'll cut my heart if you leave me!
(not really mean that he cut his heart if you leave him. he mean, that he will die if you leave him).
SEarch the literal example on Yahoo>
just kidding!
much thankx!
FIRST ANSWERED BY:
Ms. Jennifer Maghuyop Lantaca
Grade VII-HOPE
in Cagayan de Oro National High School.
August 14, 2012.
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