FIGURES OF SPEECH (Bathan, Brotonel, De Castro)

​ (a)   ​ is used to give a non-human subject a human trait.

• PERSONIFICATION
• METONOMY
• METAPHOR
• LITOTES

​​ (a)   is usually used to represent an object, things or human being as a whole.

• METONYMY
• SYNECDOCHE
• IRONY
• METAPHOR

​ (a)   is used to emphasize the contrast in meanings. It's often used as a way of injecting witty humor into someone's speech or writing.

• IRONY
• PUN
• ALLUSION
• METAPHOR

​ (a)   uses a part of something to imply the whole.

• SYNECDOCHE
• SYMBOLISM
• LITOTES
• OXYMORON

​ (a)    is used in naming of a thing or action by a vocal imitation of the sound associated with it.

• ONOMATOPOEIA
• APOSTROPHE
• SIMILE
• IDIOM

 It is a  figure of speech that uses words that have more than meaning or it uses sound-like words to play with its words.

It uses words or phrases that have extreme exaggeration.

It is a figure of speech used when you call/talk to a person that is not present in the story.

This type of figure of speech that uses words with contradicting ideas.

It is used to compare different objects that contain common qualities.