1. Simile (Simile)
Comparing two things or phenomena with the same characteristics (direct metaphor) to show the relationship between the ontology and the metaphor. Both are Appears in comparison, and its basic format is "A is like B". Commonly used metaphors include as, like, as if, as though, etc.
eg: 1.The Snow was like a white blanket drawn over the field.
2.Like climbing a mountain, we struggle up three feet and fall back two. , we struggled three feet and fell two feet)
2. Metaphor (the metaphor)
Without metaphorical words, it is based on certain similarities between two things. Characteristic, a metaphorical way of using one thing to imply another thing.
eg:1.I will do anything I can to help him through life's dangerous sea.(I will do my best to help him through life's dangerous sea.)
2.Each letter was a seed falling on a fertile heart. A romance was building. (Every letter is like a seed falling on fertile soil, and the flower of romance is in bud.)
3. You are your mother's glass. (You are the replica of your mother.)
4. Hope is a good breakfast, but it's a bad supper.
Identification and experience: He has a heart of stone. (Metaphor)
He has a heart like stone. (Simile)
3. Personification (Personification)
Compare things to people and personify them.
eg: 1.The sun looks over the mountain's rim. (The sun hangs on the side of the mountain.)
2.The moans of the autumn wind wound in the deep of the the mountain .(The moan of the autumn wind lingers in the depths of the mountains.)
3. Flu stalked about, touching one here and there with his evil finger. Touch that. )
4. Hyperbole
Exaggeration, expressing something higher, stronger, and more focused than the actual thing.
eg: I haven't seen you gor ages. (I haven't seen you in a few lifetimes)
2. My gray hair can make a long long rope. (White hair is three thousand feet long)
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3. He hurried to the railway station, looking at his watch a hundred times. (He hurried to the railway station, looking at his watch a hundred times.)
5. Parallelism )
The sentence structure is the same,
eg. Large shopping centers provide not only pleasant environment, abundant goods but also excellent services.
Other rhetorical devices include puns (pun), onomatopoeia (onomatcpocia), alliteration (alliteration), repetition (Repetition), inversion (Inversion), etc.