English, 02.03.2021 04:50 charlie3051

1. The winter weather had everyone wishing it was warmer. •Alliteration

•Hyperbole

•Idiom

•Metaphor

•Onomatopoeia

•Personification

•Simile

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1. The winter weather had everyone wishing it was warmer. •Alliteration

•Hyperbole