Idioms, Cliches, and Humour

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When pigs fly

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An idiom meaning something that will never happen.

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Let the cat out of the bag

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An idiom meaning to reveal a secret.

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Purpose of cliches

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Cliches are often used for familiarity and comfort, despite being overused.

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Difference between idioms and cliches

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Idioms are unique expressions with non-literal meanings, while cliches are overused phrases that have lost impact.

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Common use of idioms

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Idioms are commonly used in everyday language to express complex ideas succinctly.

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Role of humour in storytelling

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Humour can enhance storytelling by adding entertainment and relatability.

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Rhetorical Question

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A question asked to create a dramatic effect or to make a point rather than to get an answer. Example: "Been missing out on your dreams?"

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Colloquial Expression: Look blue

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Means to look sad.

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Example of Hyperbole: "I could sleep for a year!"

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An exaggerated statement to emphasize extreme tiredness.

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Imperatives

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Commands or instructions given to someone.