Name the figurative

language: idiom, hyperbole,

or simile.

He really went to town on

those pancakes.

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Faulkner

English

29 January, 05:39

Name the figurative

language: idiom, hyperbole,

or simile.

He really went to town on

those pancakes.

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Answers (2)

Know the Answer?

Eric Zavala · Answer 1

Eric Zavala 29 January, 05:48

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Hyperbole is the answer or idiom

Monique Gonzalez · Answer 2

idiom

Explanation:

An idiom is a special speech, a personal dialect of one end or social group, a dialect, jargon. A personal idiom means individual traits that show personalities that are easily recognized in behavior or interaction with others. In this example, the specific speech is noticed in using the adverb "really" that includes characteristics of the speech.

Name the figurativelanguage: idiom, hyperbole,or simile.He really went to town onthose pancakes.

Name the figurative

language: idiom, hyperbole,

or simile.

He really went to town on

those pancakes.