The weather is so hot that it’s almost unbearable. Change it to an exaggeration.

1. The weather is so hot that it will dry people out!

2. The weather is so hot that the iron will melt.

3. The weather is so hot that the ground seems to be on fire.

4. The weather is too hot, and the thick air seems to be frozen.

5. The weather was so hot that the clouds seemed to be burned by the sun and disappeared without a trace.

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Techniques for writing exaggerated sentences:

To write good exaggerated sentences, you need to have rich imagination, grasp the characteristics of things to write, and find the correct It is easier to write exaggerated sentences when focusing on key points. For example, elementary school is about to graduate. It is changed to an exaggerated sentence to mean that elementary school is about to graduate in a blink of an eye. Only the word "in a blink of an eye" is added, indicating that a few years have passed by in a blink of an eye, highlighting the speed of time.

Zai Ruya laughed away, shed tears after sweating, ran like an arrow from the string, the weather was so hot that it almost cooked the ground, etc. are all exaggerations. How can teeth fall out with laughter, when can tears dry up, how can one run as fast as an arrow, and no matter how hot it is, it can’t roast someone familiar, so these exaggerations can often leave a deep impression on people.