English, asked by mreddyrj22, 8 months ago

figures of speech
The word is a
stage

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Answered by milindingle1968

Answer:

It's a metaphor

Explanation:

a direct comparison, saying something is something else. The quote is actually “All the world's a stage,” and it's from Shakespeare's As You Like It. ... What are the figures of speech used in the poem “All The World's A Stage”?

Answered by sanjaysingh86075

Answer:

It's a metaphor, a direct comparison, saying something is something else. The quote is actually “All the world's a stage,” and it's from Shakespeare's As You Like It.

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