English, asked by kashishwarkhad, 11 months ago

I am happy as a cricket here name and explain the figure of speech​

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Answered by KUNALSAKHARE12345
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Answer: 'as' is a figure of speech

Explanation:

'As' is figure of speech that is SIMILE

Answered by orangesquirrel
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Answer:

The figure of speech used here is 'simile'. Here, the word 'as' has been used to draw the comparison between two things.

Simile is a type of figure of speech that is used to make comparison between two different objects or situations. The words- 'like' and 'as' are used for this purpose.

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