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Sentence Craft: Literary Devices

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Guide to sentence paragraphs with devices

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Lizamie Labisto
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Guide to sentence paragraphs with devices

by Lizamie Labisto
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Slide 1 - What is a sentence paragraph?

A sentence paragraph is a short block that makes a clear point. It uses a single idea supported by sensory or figurative language to engage readers.

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Slide 2 - What is a simile?

A simile compares two things using like or as. It brightens writing by showing similarities in vivid, memorable ways.

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Slide 3 - What is a metaphor?

A metaphor states that one thing is another, creating a strong image or idea without using like or as.

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Slide 4 - What is personification?

Personification gives animals, objects, or ideas human traits, making scenes feel alive and relatable to readers.

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Slide 5 - Choosing a device

Choose a device that enhances the mood, scene, or message. Balance clarity with imagery for a stronger impact.

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Slide 6 - Planning your paragraph

Outline a topic sentence, followed by one device-driven sentence, then a concluding sentence that ties back to the main idea.

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Slide 7 - Topic sentence

Start with a clear topic sentence. Then introduce one device to deepen meaning without overwhelming the reader.

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Slide 8 - Example with simile

Her voice rose like a tide, filling the room with warmth and rhythm, guiding listeners toward the heart of the story.

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Slide 9 - Example with metaphor

Time is a thief slipping through the hours, stealing excuses and leaving lessons in its wake.

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Slide 10 - Example with personification

The wind whispered secrets through the trees, inviting the narrator to listen and reflect on the changing world.

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Mini-paragraph Simile Example

My shoes are as light as feathers.


My shoes are as light as feathers. They help me run across the court with ease. Each step feels like flying.

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Mini-paragraph Metaphor Example

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Mini-paragraph Personification Example

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Mini-paragraph Hyperbole Example

My homework pile is taller than a tower.


My homework pile is taller than a tower. Each page feels endless, stretching into the sky. Finishing it feels like conquering the tallest building.
 
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