Literary Devices Every Reader Should Know: Part 1

[@mothshroom]

me taking my ap lit test tomorrow cramming in as many refreshers as possible: :0

[@thatoneuser8600]

What's the point of school if you're just going to forget everything right after? Perhaps you should look into better studying techniques, then.

[@mothshroom]

@@thatoneuser8600 key word “refreshers.” i studied for a long time, knew everything, but i wanted to be sure to reacquaint myself with everyone before the exam.

[@neethi768]

Me too 😄 although it's not AP but the Indian high school education board

[@JoJoDoesntKnowKnow]

Did you pass?

[@mothshroom]

@@JoJoDoesntKnowKnow yes

[@ambrose7196]

*Dramatic Irony* Dora: 'Can you find the 'grass'?' Me: 'You're literally standing on it, how can you not see it?'

[@ekrananaliz]

what is grass?

[@aimanpatel2370]

Can you find the sea?? Her always go to question

[@박지후-k2p]

I'm having mock today and your video helped me a lot!!! As being a non native English, my english wasn't good so i struggled a lot, especially essay.... I love your channel, thank you!!

[@MsPeerEditor]

I'm so glad that this video helped! Good luck :)

[@neethi768]

Your slide decks are stunning!!

[@moyachang3951]

OMG thank you so much for the videos you make! Just discovered them and they're giving me such a great crash course

[@lindasun6066]

I'm glad that I know these device now as a reader! You have outdone yourself again Ms. Peer Editor

[@MsPeerEditor]

Thank you Linda! Your comments never cease to make me smile :D

[@kannanrajamani9938]

Wow... I love the way you explain the figures and your sweet voice. Your accent is sweet. Thank you.

[@jaev8414]

Taking the exam in a little over an hour ☠️ wish me luck

[@fetuspie943]

I have my AP Lit "teacher made" exam tomorrow that's going to determine if I pass for my English credit.

[@GlobeCreations]

thanks for the share , helpful indeed

[@hdshshxhxhs9087]

reviewing these in the parking lot of my ap exam😬

[@naidely4768]

LMMAOOO SAME

[@angel-lc6mf]

guess who saved me for next weeks english exam :)

[@thatoneuser8600]

Metaphor's definition is inaccurate. For example: "The cactus resembles a strong ship in the middle of a bumpy sea." While it doesn't use like or as, it also doesn't state that the vehicle IS the tenor, so it is a simile. Another simile without like or as: "Lucifer has fallen from her throne for being wicked; so will you from your electronics for not listening to me."

[@bealtruisticbealtruistic1056]

Thanks a bunch! 💐

[@tayyabanisar5344]

Good job

[@farhaankhan8119]

haha thanks for saving me for tomorrows literature exam

[@JesskuHatsune]

Oh, so when Shakespeare compares without using "like" or "as" it's a metaphor, but when I do it, I'm an idiot 😭

[@browhogotyousmilinlikethat9341]

lmao anyone here taking the ap lit exam tmrrw?

[@celestepaultre3616]

Yup.

[@browhogotyousmilinlikethat9341]

@@celestepaultre3616 Hope it went well

[@laraaarcilla1766]

4:55 , am i the only one who heard that?

[@moniquefaithboodram]

Must have been an audio... "transfer"? Voiceover editing can be tricky. 😁

[@malinimariaworren5006]

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[@lanipowell7287]

I can't hear it!

[@hibaswords256]

Bundles of thanks for this rich,beneficial video🤍