Hyperbole
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Objective
I can create my own sentences using hyperbole.
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Practice
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Which of the following sentences uses hyperbole? A) The dog barked loudly. B) I'm so hungry I could eat a whale! C) The sun is bright today. D) She is a fast runner.
Explain what hyperbole means in your own words.
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Exit ticket
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“Write a sentence that uses hyperbole to describe how long it takes you to get ready in the morning. Write a sentence that uses hyperbole to describe how much you love your favorite food. ”
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