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Expanding Vocabulary by Using Figurative Language

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Publication: Bulletin of the Transilvania University of Brașov. Series IV: Philology and Cultural Studies, 3, p. 157
p-ISSN:2066-768X
e-ISSN:2066-7698
Publisher:Transilvania University Press
Place:Brașov
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Abstract:An often neglected area in the teaching of vocabulary is that of the figurative language. This article examines some definitions and suggests examples of types of figurative language to which students may usefully be exposed in the course of their learning. Arising from the suggested examples, some implications for the teaching of figurative language are discussed. These are followed by sample materials representing different strategies for helping students to understand and generate figurative language.
Key words:figurative language, metaphoric language, linguistic pattern
Language: English
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165George Lakoff, Mark JohnsonMetaphors we live byThe University of Chicago Press1980; 2003html

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