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what figurative language is in the quote “When Mami tells her flowery tales of Cuba,she fills the twining words with relatives”.
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The figurative language in the quote "When Mami tells her flowery tales of Cuba, she fills the twining words with relatives" is personification and metaphor.
- Personification: The words "flowery tales" and "twining words" are given human characteristics of being able to be filled by Mami.
- Metaphor: The term "flowery tales" is a metaphorical expression, implying that Mami's stories about Cuba are embellished and filled with vibrant language. Additionally, the term "twining words" suggests that Mami's stories are intricate and twisting, creating a vivid and engaging narrative.
- Personification: The words "flowery tales" and "twining words" are given human characteristics of being able to be filled by Mami.
- Metaphor: The term "flowery tales" is a metaphorical expression, implying that Mami's stories about Cuba are embellished and filled with vibrant language. Additionally, the term "twining words" suggests that Mami's stories are intricate and twisting, creating a vivid and engaging narrative.
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