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Do the following sentences contain a hyperbole? I’m so hungry I could eat an entire elephant! May is the nicest month of the year. The color on her dress is so bright, it hurt my eyes when I stared at
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Do the following sentences contain a hyperbole?

I’m so hungry I could eat an entire elephant!

May is the nicest month of the year.

The color on her dress is so bright, it hurt my eyes when I stared at it!

There were a million different thoughts running through her head at one time!

We thought an apple pie would be the best kind of desert for this party.

I ate every bit of my salad that I brought for lunch today.

The roof rose up and down with the rhythm of the loud music from the house.

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All except “may is the nicest month of the year” that is an opinion not a hyperbole.
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Answer:

yes

Step-by-step explanation:

a hyperbole is a phrase not meant to be taken literally,

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