Why do you think Linda Sue Park uses figurative language in her writing? Can you find an example of a simile on page 9?
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She wants you to know what everything looks and sounds like, like your actually in the story.
I think that Linda Sue Park uses figurative language because she wants the reader to be in the story.You clung to my leg like a monkey to a tree.
you clung to my leg like a monkey to a tree.
she wants to make things interesting for the readers, example, you clung to my good leg like a monkey in a tree.
to make things interesting, for example, You clung to my good leg like a monkey to a tree.
she wants to make it interesting for the readers, example, you clung to my good leg like a monkey to a tree.
i think she uses figurative language so she wouldn’t bore the reader.
crane-man siad, “you clung to my good leg like a monkey to a tree”
I think she used figurative languege to help us understand better
You clung to my good leg like a monkey to a tree.
I think that she uses similies in her writing so that her writing will be more interesting. The simile on page nine is you clug to my good leg like a monkey to a tree.
Linda Sue Park uses figurative language because it makes the story mare interesting to read. My simile is, “opened the gourd parcel each evening as if it were a gift of royal jewels.’
she uses them because they make her writing more interusting and the example on page 9 is u clung to my leg like a monkey to a tree
Linda Sue Park uses figuritive language because it makes her stories more interesting. The simile on page 9 is:you clung to my leg like a monkey on a tree.
I think linda Sue Park uses figretave language in her writing to catch the audiancees ateneion. You clung to my leg like a monkey to a tree.
“You clung to my good leg like a monkey to a tree.” Crane man I think Sue Park finds it interesting
I think the reason Linda Sue Park uses figurative language in her writing because the story sounds better. It also is paints a picture with the words, easyer to understand, and is more discriptive. An example os a simile on page nine is”When Tree-ear was younger, he had asked for the story often, as if hearing it over and over again might reveal something more.”
Another simile is “What his father’s trade had been, what his mother had look like,where his uncle had gone.”
I think that Linda Sue Park uses figurative language because it makes her writing much more interesting and it catches the reader’s attention. An example of a simile on page 9 is, “You clung to my good leg like a monkey to a tree.”
I think that Linda Sue Park uses figurative language in her writting because since she writes books about Korea not many people know what twelfth century korea was like so thats why she uses figurative language. Yes I can find a simile on page nine. “You clung to my good leg like a monkey to a tree.”
I think she uses figuretive language because it can make a paragraph sound better, or help you make a point.
A similie he said was when a monk came to fetch you a few months later, you would not leave. You clung to my good leg like a monkey to a tree.
I think she wanted to show us more beautiful, more touching, and more impress.
I found a simile ‘Breakfast that morning was feast’
The FEAST is a simile I think.
Linda Sue Park uses figurative language in her writing because it makes the story more interesting and an example on page 9 is “You clung to my leg like a monkey to a tree, not crying but not letting go, either!”(Linda Sue Park 9)
in the book crane mane says that tree ear was clinging to him like a monkey on a tree.
1.)Because figurtive language helps you understand the situation better.
2.)”You clung to my leg like a monkey to a tree.”
tree-ear clung to crane man’s leg like a monkey to a tree.
In a Single Shard she uses Figerative launguage to paint a picture in the readers mind, an example is You clung to my good leg like a monkey to a tree.
You clung to my good leg like a monkey to a tree!!!
“You clung to my good leg like a monkey to a tree.”
you clung to my leg like a monkey to a tree. I think she uses figurative language to halp people get a better idea of what things looked like.
Linda Sue Park uses figurative language in her writing because it makes story more interesting to read
“You clung to my good leg like a monkey to a tree.”