Mobile Apps on Figurative Language

You can try to find a working definition for “figurative language,” but I’d rather say that…Figurative language is the stuff of wordsmiths like poets and creative fiction writers. Using similes or metaphors helps bring language to life. “O my Luve is like a red, red rose that’s newly sprung in June.”—Robert Burns. Powerful line, isn’t it? Novelists can get away with a cliché here and there, but too many and publicists quickly reject their manuscripts. Journalist too uses figurative language like idioms to make their columns and articles lively, “…a grey area, no doubt, for Wall Street CEOs.

Figurative Language Lite:
“e Skills Minimod Figurative Language helps the student build mastery in the essential reading comprehension skill of identifying figurative language and differentiating among its various types.

Orpheus the Lyrical: Figurative Language Review Game Free:
Tired of educational games that aren ‘t educational? Here is a fun game that provides an authentic learning experience alongside traditional gameplay. Answer literally hundreds of figurative language questions in this simple and fun platform game. Gameplay follows the classic myth of Orpheus, who travels to Hades to win back his love.