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Which phrases are figures of speech, or phrases that are not meant to be taken literally? Check all that apply.

A. Those shoes cost an arm and a leg.
B. I’m sure I’ll pass the test.
C. My friend’s jokes really crack me up.
D. A blanket of snow covered the yard.
E. The weather is damp and cold today.

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The phrases with figures of speech are "those shoes cost an arm and a leg," "my friend's jokes really crack me up" and "A blanket of snow covered the yard."

What are figures of speech?

  • They are literary resources.
  • They are part of figurative language.
  • They emphasize subjunctive meanings.

Figures of speech make the text richer and more interpretive, as they do not refer to the real meaning of the words, but rather to a context that must be interpreted and understood by the reader, as in the sentences selected above.

Learn more about figures of speech at the link:

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