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How sensory language affects the reader's understanding of text

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Hyɛ no nsow a efi ɔkyerɛwfo no hɔ:

How sensory language affects the reader

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What does figurative and sensory language do?

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Touch is one of the five senses, and it's known as your tactile sense. If there's NOT tactile language is used in fiction:

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Which is your favorite metaphor used to describe Billie? You can go back and watch it again. I'll wait :D.

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What two things are being compared in this metaphor?

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How does the sensory language in your chosen metaphor make us understand how Billie feels?

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How does sensory language affect the reader's understanding of the words?

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7.

Finish the simile (comparion using like or as) about your recent experience being stuck at home.

Being quarantined at home because of Covid-19 is like/as...

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What two things are being compared in your simile in #7?

Hint: one is the quarantine

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How does your comparison help the reader understand how you feel, how the quarantine affects you?