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Connotative

Non- dictionary meaning; figurative meaning or is meant to mean something else

Denotative

The literal meaning or dictionary definition

Simile

Making a comparison using "like" or "as"



Ex: Mark was as fast as a Ferrari.

Metaphor

Making a comparison without using "like" or "as"



Ex: She is larger than life.


I am climbing the ladder of success.


The sun is a golden ball.


Personification

Giving "life-like" characteristics to non-human objects.



Ex: The wind cried all night.


My annoying alarm clock yells at me every morning.


My car's headlights happily winked at me.

Hyperbole

Using exaggeration to make a point.



Ex: I was crying my eyes out!


I could run a 100 miles right now!


I am so hungry I can eat a horse.


My new leather shoes are killing me.

Exclamation point (. ? !)

Periods question marks and exclamation points

Quotation marks (" ")

Used for the titles of Chapters, articles, short stories, poems, or songs

Colons (:)

Colons are used before a list or between title or subtitle

Semi colon (;)

Semi colons are used between independent clauses



Ex: David joined the basketball team; the 5'4 young man excelled at sports.

Noun

Person, place, or thing

Verb

An action word (run, walk, hit)

Adjective

Modifies or describes a noun (ex: flashy, enormous, colors, juicy, super, annoying)

Adverb

Modifies or describes a verb. (Ex: quickly, cheerfully, gracefully, energetically, quietly, happily, immediately)

Pronoun

Used in place of one or more nouns.


(Ex: she him it they me he her his I we us them their(s) our(s) mine myself you)

Interjection

An abrupt remark


Ex: oh no!


Dear god!


Holy guacamole!

Conjunction

Joining words or groups of words into a sentence.


Ex: and if but or than which as because