Friday, 29 June 2012

Eliminating Clichés and Euphemisms



Clichés and euphemisms are basically metaphors and similes. These are types of phrases that should not be utilized while writing concisely. These are types of speech you should avoid using. Examples of this type of speech would be the following:
Ø  Cute as a kitten
Ø  Clear like mud
Ø  Strong like an ox
Ø  Cool as ice
Ø  Sweet as sugar
Ø  Light as a feather
Ø  Time is a thief
Ø  Life is a struggle
Ø  He behaves like a pig

If people do not understand the meaning of Cliches, don't you think that this make content to be clear.
  
 http://www.englishclub.com/vocabulary/figures-metaphor.htm



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