What is Hyperbole? | Figures of Speech and English Literary Devices Lesson

[@larrymilliken288]

I was able to identify each question correctly. I needed this review, because people often exaggerate more than is reasonable; such a good lesson, thanks, Jennifer. English grammar is my nemesis, making me pull my hair out!

[@odageoyama5172]

For real. I am struggling with the article or no articles rules.

[@ssultanzamin8753]

Amazing lesson! I appreciate you.

[@bensuico1224]

Good and very informative lesson. Thanks!

[@st4167]

Good video , I watched it a hundred million times ! I watched it until my eyes fell out .

[@SparkleEnglish]

Great examples!

[@hirondelle4036]

Thank you 👍❤️

[@kylerdad123]

Thank you for the lesson! It was a good knowledge. I was able to answer seven correctly! Best wishes and regards! 😀 I look forward tot he next lesson!

[@SparkleEnglish]

Great job as always! 💪💪

[@Salah_-_Uddin]

Thanks! Keep it up. Could you create videos on transition words such as therefore, however, nevertheless, otherwise, furthermore, etc.?

[@shahrukhali6105]

What is the difference between a literary device and figures of speech, are they the same? I liked your alliteration and assonance video. You are a great orator.

[@Teresa-K]

Very helpful lesson. I got one wrong. Thank you.

[@ronnykinasih4140]

Nothing is as impressive as the first 💋.

[@JLPrice-kc2uy]

Hyperbole... "Those who can, do. Those who can't, teach." Is this an example of hyperbole..? 😁

[@mikeslater6256]

6/7. Missed ages