Question 11 • (AG Q3) ELA 8: 25-26 (SWilliams)
Figurative language compares or describes things in imaginative ways, helping readers picture an idea or feeling more vividly. For example, saying “the wind howled” makes the wind seem alive and easier to imagine; it does not describe it literally. So writers use figurative language to make their writing easier to visualize.
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