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Figurative language builds figures in the mind of the listener or reader. These figures help to communicate faster and more vividly than words alone. Those words or phrases which are used to make English sound fascinating, are nothing but figures of speech. Even Shakespeare used figures of speech in several of his literature work to make it literally attractive. Hence, to make one learn and understand how to make their English attractive , Ishwarya has designed this course. Ishwarya begins this course by explaining the significance of learning figures of speech. Then she explains the figures of speech like alliteration and anaphora, Simile, Metaphor, Irony, personification, climax, anti-climax , hyperbole, understatements, metonymy, euphemism, dysphemism, oxymoron, antithesis, paradox, onomatopoeia, and pun. All their grammatically correct usages  are explained with interesting examples.

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In this lesson, Ishwarya sheds light upon the significance of take up the course, figures of Speech. She explains the benefits which one will receive upon completing this course. Lastly, she reads out the topics which will be covered in her upcoming lessons.

Overview of the Course: Figures of Speech

In this lesson one will understand and learn alliteration and anaphora. Ishwarya initially throws light on alliteration and she explains it completely with the help of appropriate inferences. Then she describes anaphora and illustrates with many famous poems for better understanding.​

Introduction Alliteration and Anaphora

This lesson teaches completely about simile, metaphor, and irony. As the lesson begins Ishwarya explains comprehensively about simile, its usage, and certain examples. Then she describes metaphor and throws light on its proper usage using certain inferences. Lastly, she sheds light upon irony and by using certain examples she shows its proper usage.
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Understanding Simile, Metaphor and Irony​

This lesson talks about three figures of Speech: Personification, Apostrophe and Allusion. The lesson begins with a brief explanation of Personification along with various examples and thereby Ishwarya explains Apostrophe and Allusion with many examples for a clearer understanding. 


Learn about Personification, Apostrophe and Allusion

In this lesson, Ishwarya will make us learn two major concepts which fall under figures of speech, those are climax and Anticlimax. She exquisitely explains what they are and how can it be used properly using appropriate examples.

Understanding​ of Climax and Anticlimax

Ishwarya takes you through yet another fascinating topics under figures of speech. In this lesson, she teaches us about hyperbole, understatement, and metonymy. Using various examples and quotes Ishwarya explains each one them and also teaches them their proper usages.​​

Gain Insights into Hyperbole, Understatement, and Metonymy

In this lesson, Ishwarya takes you through the concepts of euphemism and dysphemism. One will know what these figures of speech are and how can it be utilized in a proper way. Appropriate illustrations are used to give you a better comprehension.
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Understanding of ​Euphemism and Dysphemism

Opposite words which describe the same thing i.e oxymoron is taught in this lesson. Ishwarya explains oxymoron using various inferences. The she sheds focus on teaching antithesis, which is explained using, some more examples.  Lastly, she explains completely about the proper usage of paradox.

Acquire​ Knowledge of Oxymoron, Antithesis, and Paradox

This lesson will allow one to learn completely about the Onomatopoeia and Pun. One will understand how these figures of speech can be used. She has used many illustrations which would make one learn and apply these topics very easily.

Understanding of Onomatopoeia and Pun

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Lessons

9 lessons • 1h 1m

Overview of the Course: Figures of Speech

Introduction Alliteration and Anaphora

Understanding Simile, Metaphor and Irony

Learn about Personification, Apostrophe and Allusion

Understanding of Climax and Anticlimax

Gain Insights into Hyperbole, Understatement, and Metonymy

Understanding of Euphemism and Dysphemism

Acquire Knowledge of Oxymoron, Antithesis, and Paradox

Understanding of Onomatopoeia and Pun

Lessons

9 lessons • 1h 1m

Overview of the Course: Figures of Speech

Introduction Alliteration and Anaphora

Understanding Simile, Metaphor and Irony​

Learn about Personification, Apostrophe and Allusion

Understanding​ of Climax and Anticlimax

Gain Insights into Hyperbole, Understatement, and Metonymy

Understanding of ​Euphemism and Dysphemism

Acquire​ Knowledge of Oxymoron, Antithesis, and Paradox

Understanding of Onomatopoeia and Pun

Understanding Simile, Metaphor and Irony

Understanding of Climax and Anticlimax

Understanding of Euphemism and Dysphemism

Acquire Knowledge of Oxymoron, Antithesis, and Paradox