Question

EXERCISE-1
Make sentences with alliterative phrases.
1. Filly the fly
2. Peter Piper
3. Alice ate
4. We'll wait
5. The warm wind
6. I accidentally
7. Slipping and sliding
8. Ted's tap shoes​

Answer 1

Alliteration is a literary device in which at least two words in a phrase have the same sound at the beginning.  

1. Filly the fly flew to the forest to find his favourite food.

2. Peter Piper played a peppy pop number on his pipe.

3. Alice ate an apple to add some antioxidants to her diet.  

4. We'll wait somewhere along the way while you finish washing up.

5. The warm wind whispered through the willow trees.

6. I accidentally acquired another antique eye piece.

7. Slipping and sliding the sleigh slowed down only after the slight bend around the slaughter house.

8. Ted's tap shoes​ looked terribly tattered.