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Figurative Language worksheet with sentences to classify as literal or nonliteral.

A worksheet titled "Figurative Language" with directions to determine if sentences are literal or nonliteral, featuring a table with six sentences and options for "Literal" or "Nonliteral" for each.

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- Many owns two cats. Literal
- Kaleb never stops eating. Nonliteral
- Gabriel walked one thousand miles to get to school. Nonliteral
- I want a wildebeest for my birthday. Literal
- It was raining cats and dogs outside last night. Nonliteral
- Max writes in his journal every day after school. Literal
- Mr. Bink plays the piano really well. Literal
- Isabelle hit her tongue when the other girls were picking on her. Nonliteral
- Her brain is the size of Jupiter. Nonliteral

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