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8 April 2026

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Help students quickly understand the difference between literal and figurative language with this bright, easy-to-read infographic!

Perfect for Years 7–10 English, this resource is a ready-to-use classroom reference that makes abstract concepts simple and memorable.
Includes:
Clear definitions of literal and figurative language
Examples of figurative devices: similes, metaphors, personification, hyperbole
Visual cues to help students identify meaning at a glance
Perfect for wall displays, digital slides, or student notebooks

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