When I visited my friend, he offered me a cup.
identify the figure of speech
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The figure of speech is Metonymy.
- It is a figure of speech wherein a thing or idea is alluded to by the title of something firmly connected with that thing or idea.
- In the given sentence cup is metonymy.
- Cup refers to a beverage such as either coffee or tea. Since both are associated with the cup as they are drunk in cup, thus it is metonymy.
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Identify the figure of speech
- The figure of speech is metonymy
Explanation :
- Metonymy is a figure of speech and it doesn't speak the exact name of an object or concept but it replaces the idea such an way that it makes a difference from origin.
- Here in the given sentence: 'He offered me a cup" confesses that my friend give me a cup of coffee or tea. No one can give an empty cup when you are a guest. Here cup doesn't speak the exact name of an object or concept but it replaces the idea and it can be cup of coffee, tea or anything else .
- So the given sentence: 'When I visited my friend, he offered me a cup' is correct for metonymy.
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