In class this week, we learned that another type of figurative language is alliteration. An example of this would be a sentence such as the next one. Tupal the tiny turtle trudges through the ten foot tide. As you can see, all you have to do to create alliteration is use the repetition of a beginning consonant sound. Here's another example using the "s" sound. Silly Sally saddled up her horse and sauntered home. Improve my examples or create your own. It would be great to see what you can come up with. Thanks for taking the time to post! We appreciate it!
We he make the game ending tackle?
ReplyDeleteTroy tried to tackle the ten ton tailback. Touchdown! Tragedy.
That's one of my better ones from a quick little writing block. As you can see, my football career wasn't the greatest.
I'm in the house! Here is one I made up this morning.
ReplyDeleteZach zoomed zealously like a zebra in the zoo.
That was kinda like a simile and alliteration. See ya! ☻☺
Swift Seufer strikes once again.
ReplyDeleteHortense hates haughtiness. Heartfelt wholesomeness is heavenly!
ReplyDeleteHi guys, here is one that I just made up.
ReplyDeleteThor, Ty, Thane, and Todd tried to plant trees together.
That was about my dad and his brothers.
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Amanda ate apples at Applebees.
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Here is my alliteration:
ReplyDeleteTommy tied a tight knot to a tall tree.
Lindsey
Mr. Feustel's fifth graders are fantastic, funny and feared- YIKES!
ReplyDeleteFive fifth grade friends found four filthy frogs in Farmington on Friday.
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Wendy went to Wal*Mart with weird Wendy.
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