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Students practice identifying literal and non-literal language in this educational worksheet.

Worksheet titled "Distinguish Literal from Non-Literal Language" with six sentences for students to identify as literal or non-literal, including examples like "Don't spill the beans" and "I have a frog in my throat."

Worksheet titled "Distinguish Literal from Non-Literal Language" with six sentences for students to identify as literal or non-literal, including examples like "Don't spill the beans" and "I have a frog in my throat."

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