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Literal vs. Nonliteral worksheet for students to practice identifying figurative language.

Worksheet titled "Literal vs. Nonliteral" with instructions and 10 sentences for students to identify as literal or nonliteral, including examples like "The food we ordered was delivered in a blink of an eye."

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1. Literal or Nonliteral: Very Quickly
2. Literal or Nonliteral: Nonliteral
3. Literal or Nonliteral: Literal
4. Literal or Nonliteral: Nonliteral
5. Literal or Nonliteral: Literal
6. Literal or Nonliteral: Nonliteral
7. Literal or Nonliteral: Literal
8. Literal or Nonliteral: Nonliteral
9. Literal or Nonliteral: Nonliteral
10. Literal or Nonliteral: Literal

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