Which phrases include sensory language? Check all that apply.

the breeze last night
the softly drifting snow
the bumpy, twisted tree
the newly bought car
the rabbit next door
the scarred, stained rug

Answer:

1. The softly drifting snow

2. The bumpy, twisted tree

3. The scarred, stained rug

Explanation:

These lines or monostiches use words that connect to one or more of our 5 senses. Touch, smell, sight, taste, and sound. Attached are the words that directly connect.

Sensory language is included:

The softly drifting snow

The bumpy, twisted snow

The scarred, stained rug

Thus, options B, C, and F are correct.

Sensory language alludes to the utilization of words to make an association with any of the five detects. In writing, tangible composing is utilized to give the peruser a striking picture or depiction of something.

The words like softly, bumpy, and scarred are the words that will be used as the Sensory language.

Sensory language utilizes the five faculties to add profundity of detail to composing. These subtleties are most ordinarily utilized in stories, they can be integrated into many sorts of composition to assist your work with sticking out.

Therefore, option B, C, and F are correct.

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