Learning Lessons in Our Lives.

Learning lessons in our lives, I remember doing things that we are not suppose to do like. When my brothers and I would jump over the car seats while my dad is driving, he would get mad at us. Or chasing the chickens and pulling them by the feather tails, he would get mad and swat us for chasing them. I learned a lot when I was growing up, I remember things to do and things not to do. Like 5 weeks ago my mom got mad at me for driving on the wrong side of the road, because I was not paying attention to the road. Then when I was little I remember not to walk on people lawns and used the sidewalk, because I remember old people coming out and yelling at my brothers to get off their lawn. So many memories but every now and then I still learned lesson every day what to do.

Literary Elements: TAKS PT 3

1. Satire- 1. a literary work in which vices, follies, etc. are held up to ridicule and contempt 2. the use of ridicule, sarcasm, etc. to attack vices, follies, etc.

2. Irony-1. expression in which the intended meaning of the words is the direct opposite of their usual sense 2. an event or result that is the opposite of what is expected

3. Analogy- 1. the inference that certain resemblance imply further similarity 2. the inference that certain resemblances imply further similarity

4. Foreshadowing-to indicate or suggest beforehand; prefigure

FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE.

Figurative-not in its literal sense;metaphorical

Figure of Speech-an expression, as a metaphor or simile, using words in a non-literal sense or unusual way

Imagery-metals images or figurative language

Trope-figurative language or a word used in a figurative sense

All they have in common was talking about languages or words