Question

why so faint the canary bird sings.

find figure of speech in this above sentence​

Answer 1

Answer:

alliteration..the sound of the consonant 's' is repeated in the words.. so. and sings

Answer 2

The figure of speech used is an alliteration.

• Alliteration is the repetition of initial consonants of adjacent or closely related words or syllables in order to form a rhyme. It is usually used in poetry.
• If vowels are repeated in a sentence, it is called assonance. For example, 'Even eels eat cheese.' Here, the words don't necessarily have to begin with vowels but can include a vowel in them.
• In symmetrical alliterations, only the first and last words of the sentence begin with the same vowel. For example, 'Now we want noodles.'
• In the given sentence, 'so' and 'sings' begin with the same consonants and are hence alliterations.