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Use a hyperbole, an understatement, and a litotes to describe today's lesson.

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Hyperbole: The lesson was so hard I felt like my head was going to explode. 

Understatement: The writing was so much I didn’t have much space left.

Litotes: The lesson was a way to understand rhetorical devices

Summary: Today we learned more devices to put in our future assignments and ways to use saying without an exact meaning. Reflection: This is a good thing for essays so when we write different or same subjects you won’t have to keep repeating the same thing to prove your point.

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