Types of imagery

• is the one that creates a sensory effect of touch through text or the writing of the authors

  Tactile imagery
• This is used to convey how some things feel

  Tactile Imagery
• appeals to our sense of touch

  Tactile Imagery
• appeals to our sense of taste and food cravings

  Gustatory imagery
• describes flavors, such as spiciness, sweetness, and other spices.

  Gustatory imagery
• describes taste


  gustatory imagery
• is the imagery when the author tries to attract the reader's taste or smell.

  Olfactory imagery
•  It describes different scents

  Olfactory imagery
• involves description of sight


  Visual imagery
• describes things we see, such as colors, sizes, shapes, and patterns

  Visual imagery
•  creates an appeal to the reader's sense of hearing

  Auditory imagery
•  It describes sounds that we hear, such as noise, music

  Auditory imagery
• Is the use of figurative language to represent stuff and ideals in a way that it appeals to the five senses: sight, smell, hearing, taste, and touch.

  Imagery
• are utilized by the writer to describe anything and bring forth imagination to the reader

  sensory images