Creative English-using synecdoche, metonymy and transferred epithet.

[@manishbaruaa6688]

The use of illustrative sentences to explain each figure of speech makes this video informative and easy to understand

[@avvishi8003]

this is inspiring me to pursue english literature for my graduation, i never really understood transferred epithet, so thankyou!!!

[@studiomaya]

Your examples are amazing! Love your work

[@HemaKokal]

Very well explained! Loved it.

[@djdarbary]

Much enjoyed, as usual. PGW was a master of the twists and turns of the English language. Looking forward to a video, nay, a series, on The Plum.👋🏽👋🏽🍀

[@kayloges3516]

Amazing. Please do a ‘clip’ on mixed metaphors

[@jababasu5302]

Loved this one.

[@TheEnglishNut]

Thanks. :)

[@DVS.Coaching_Classes_Ayodhya]

Thank you sir to cover such types of figure of speech.❤

[@DVS.Coaching_Classes_Ayodhya]

Sir I wanna suggest some more figure of speech. So can I write it down if you say so?

[@sanglapkundu3483]

Was familiar with the usage of these different literary gems, however didn't know what they are formally known as.. truly this video leaves me with greater knowledge and better understanding. Thanks again.. as always 😊

[@Ankitasharma26]

All these are new to me and I enjoyed gaining this new knowledge🎉 Thank you so much!! 😊

[@cynthiar48]

All I knew was idioms, proverbs, metaphors, simile..😅 Loved the detailed explanations

[@JackSparrow-rp6td]

Really good figures of speech. And happy to see you got back to your old style of drawings

[@e1901]

Thank you!! This was amazingly concise and understandable! :). I’m excited to try out transfered epithets for personal writing 👀

[@arindamsmiscellany307]

Since metonymy and synecdoche seem much alike in usage, though they really aren't, could you please make a video, specifically highlighting the delicate differences lingering between them?

[@TheEnglishNut]

I clearly explained it in this video.

[@yashasviprasad5317]

👍🏻

[@abdurrehman9940]

Just superb!

[@ミツシオガイコちゃん]

Have been watching your videos since 2022 I guess. Just saw you in the movie PIKU. 😊

[@crama9300]

Very informative video. Kindly also take allusion, poetic license and paradox with examples. Special request to differentiate illusion and allusion.

[@getempowered]

Sir, I'm confusing transferred epithet with personification

[@TheEnglishNut]

@@getempowered “Because I could not stop for death - he kindly stopped for me.” - this is personification, referring to something non-human like death as ‘he’.

[@getempowered]

@@TheEnglishNut Thank you sir

[@rifasyed4873]

Enclosed are the updated project guidelines and_______ (this/these/ they) need to be shared with the entire project team to ensure compliance. Plz tell the correct answer and its explanation

[@HemaKokal]

These... This and these refer to singular and plural objects respectively whereas they refers to third person in plural. Here you are referring to guidelines..ie plural objects..so these is the correct option

[@somamukherjee6802]

I am not very clear about why ' lend me your ears' is not an example of synecdoche. Please clarify.

[@Gust52]

Is the following sentence an example of the use of synecdoche or metonymy? : "I don't want to sleep on an empty stomach." I think it's metonymy. I think "empty stomach" is a metonym for being hungry, right?

[@TheEnglishNut]

It's neither. Empty stomach is quite literally that--an empty stomach.

[@gourivasavi7890]

Sir Wht is the meaning of this word" " "RALLA- BELLA". , Can u consider to explain.Thanks in advance

[@TheEnglishNut]

No clue.

[@tamezebra2274]

Is "Tappu ke papa" an example of metonymy?

[@TheEnglishNut]

No.