anger is compared to an apple tree (rewrite he sentence as a simile)
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He was as red as an apple in anger.
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apple tree is as like as anger
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As something as something”, or “Like something”. The word simile is from Latin, and it means “like” in Latin. If we use words figuratively to compare them to something else, but don't use the words “like” or “as” - then it is a metaphor, not a simile. What are some similes for "I miss you like ..."?
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