Heart: Literal vs Figurative
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Heart: Literal vs Figurative
📚 Understanding Literal vs Figurative Meanings
Literal meaning: The exact, real meaning of a word. When we use "heart" literally, we mean the organ in your chest that pumps blood.
Figurative meaning: A word used in a creative way that doesn't mean its exact definition. When we use "heart" figuratively, we often mean feelings, emotions, or the center of something.
Examples:
Literal: "The doctor listened to my heart with a stethoscope."
Figurative: "She has a kind heart." (This means she is caring and nice.)
🔗 Matching Activity
Instructions: Draw a line to match each figurative phrase with its meaning.
✏️ Writing and Reflection
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