Synthesis: Read "That's a Whopper!" below and then write/create 3 exaggerations of your own:
That's a Whopper!
When we exaggerate, we make something seem bigger or more important than it really is. Your friend might say, "My uncle's car is so big three elephants could fit inside it." You would know that was not true but you would know that it's a really big car. An author sometimes exaggerates to make a character's action or feeling seem stronger or more important.
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Ria
ReplyDeleteI've told you a millon times to raise your hand.
Dogs go to the bathroom millon times a day.
You have a billon plants.
ciarra,
ReplyDeletemy mom has a huge car. she can fit a girraffe in it.my dad has a truck.its as big as the whole world
josh
ReplyDeletewow you could buy the world with that money.
my house is bigger than the solar system.
i could hurt a million people with this sword.
my dog ate five trillion bags of food.
Tanner
ReplyDeleteMy house is so big you could fit 1,000,000 people in it. That elant could break a 3 story building. That leaf is so big i could ride on it.
grace and grayson
ReplyDeleteMy moms new car is so shiny it was meant for a king. You chang your clothes a millon times a day. I'm going to kill you for being so mean.
josh
ReplyDeleteria
i've never heard of "dogs go to the bathroom one million times a day."