Hunter Swoop | English2021

Left side - Cloud cample together as if they will be apart. 

Right side - The ombre look of the sky makes me think of my beautiful past.

Swoop down the bottom - The sky reflected on the water as the colours printed down the water. 

Swing round into the middle - Sitting down the bridge as I look at the beautiful scenery. I take out all my problem by just seeing the scenery, I don't wanna take my anger out of people as I know that I will also get hurt. I keep my feet in the water as it calms me down.

Hunter Swoop | English2021 - The Forest

(Left side)The tree stands tall as if it's a wall. As they tangle their branches as they hug each other. 

(Right side) The other side is the opposite world. As if they hate each other because of the spacing between them. 

(Around the middle) The dirty water is seen as it reflects the tall trees. 

(The top of the middle) The orange leaves give me a path where I believe I had walked where I explore the mysterious forest.  

Personification | English2021

 

Alliteration | English2021

Simile & Metaphor | English2021

Hello everyone, in English we are learning about Simile & Metaphor. We are supposed to put them answer them and also put them in order if they are simile or metaphor. Here are the questions and the answers that I answered. 

Copy these sentences onto your blog and highlight the simile in each:

1. My bedroom was as black as a cave in the depths of the earth.
   
   
2. The classroom after school became as noisy as a gaggle of gabby geese.
   
   
3. The cat capered along the fence top like a tightrope walker on the hire wire. 
   
   
4. My anger crashed into me like waves against the shore. 
   
   

Use a word from the box to complete each simile
The cloth was as black as coal.
The wet ball was as slippery as an eel.
My little sister is as playful as a kitten.
The top of this table is as smooth as silk.
I’ve been as busy as a bee.
The lamb is as white as snow.

For each of these sentences is it a simile or a metaphor?

1. As slippery as an eel. - Simile

2. Arnie was a man-mountain. - Metaphor

3. He was a lion in battle. - Metaphor

4. She is as pretty as a picture. - Simile

5. The striker was a goal machine. - Metaphor

6. The torch-lit up the room as if the sun had already risen early. - Simile

7. The moon was a misty shadow. - Metaphor

8. My friend has a face like thunder. - Simile

Have a go at writing some Similes and Metaphors of your own:

1. Her hair is smooth as silk
2. The coffee looks like a dark oak.
3. She is tall as a tree.
4. Her face is a red tomato.
5. His face is picture like.
6. She is a small elf.

Mix and match poetry term and definition | English2021

Idioms | English2021

Hello everyone, in English we are learning about idioms. Idioms - say things that are understood in ordinary English and do not mean what they say. Idioms are not meant to be taken literally; e.g ‘My teacher is the bomb!’. We are asked to find the meaning of idioms that are asked to answer. Here is the column where I work out my answers or answer the questions. 

 

Figurative Column	Literal Column
a.Just chill out dude!  It means: Calm down.
b. ‘He is driving me up the wall!’ It means: He is making me so angry.
c. ‘His nose is out of joint’ It means: He is getting annoyed
d. The teacher is a real scream It means: It means that they are humorous or funny.
e. What is she cooking up in her mind right now? It means: What is she thinking about.
f. He gave her the eye.  It means: it’s like looking at someone/ you are looking at someone sexually

The literal column is where we have to pick an idiom and make them into a picture where we take them seriously. Here are the pictures that I made.