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  • BAM! The door shut behind me!!
    Onomatopoeia
  • Comma or not? Harold drank all the Koolade because he was hot and thirsty.
    Harold drank all the Koolade because he was hot and thirsty.
  • Create a sentence that uses a simile.
    Answers will vary.
  • Create a sentence that uses an onomatopaea word
    Answers will vary
  • The popcorn was jumping out of the bowl.
    personification
  • Comma or not? Because it was so late Susie could not come over to play.
    Because it was so late, Susie could not come over to play.
  • Comma or not? Since Mark ate all the cake there was nothing for dessert.
    Since Mark ate all the cake, there was nothing for desert
  • The stars will cry
    Personification
  • The raindrops danced on the tabletop.
    Personification
  • The sun played hide and seek with the clouds
    Personification
  • You snore like a freight train.
    Hyperbole
  • Create a sentence that uses personification
    Answers will vary
  • She is as happy as a clam.
    Simile
  • Time flies by!
    Idiom
  • A comparison between two unlike things without using like or as.
    Metaphor
  • The student was as busy as a bee.
    Simile
  • Comma or not? Until you finish your supper you can't go out and play.
    Until you finish your supper, you can't go out and play.
  • Give an example of an idiom
    Answers will vary
  • The camera loves me!
    Personification / Idiom
  • The hissing of the cat was barely audible.
    Onomatopoeia
  • There were a billion mosquitos buzzing around!
    Hyperbole
  • I've told you a million times to clean your room!!
    Hyperbole
  • I am as hungry as a bear!
    Simile
  • Straight from the horse's mouth
    Idiom
  • Create a sentence that uses a metaphor.
    Answers will vary
  • Her head was spinning from all the new information.
    Hyperbole
  • You could hear the hum of the engine
    Onomatopoeia
  • My baby brother is mean as a snake.
    simile
  • The burning wood hissed and crackled.
    Onomatopoeia
  • True or false? If the dependent clause comes first in a sentence, you should use a comma
    true
  • Summer vacation is calling my name.
    personification
  • Time is money
    Metaphor
  • My iphone is dead.
    personification
  • My classmates are wild animals!
    metaphor
  • I'm on cloud nine today.
    Idiom
  • Love is a battlefield.
    Metaphor
  • The last day of school is like the beach - easy and relaxing!
    Simile
  • I think I've bitten off more than I can chew.
    Idiom
  • I'm all ears.
    idiom
  • The coffee shop is an icebox!
    Metaphor
  • They fought like cats and dogs
    Simile