Metafor comes from a greek word which means
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A metaphor is a literary figure of speech used to describe a subject by comparing it to something else.
Explanation:
The word "metaphor" combines the Greek words "meta" (between) and "phero" (to carry), and generally means to transfer between, as in transferring the characteristics of one thing to another.
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Here is a Letter...
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Date…
Friend’s name…
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Sub: Letter to Your Friend about an Exhibition
Dear friend,
After a long time I am writing you a letter, hope you are fine and everyone at your place is good too. I know you will be also worried about me as we haven’t talked for long but now here I am.
Actually, I was so excited to tell you about many things, but firstly about the most recent event. Like yesterday I went to a books exhibition (Type of exhibition). There were many books; there were different types of novels, fiction, fantasy world stories, etc. I started going through with their names and a little bit of idea; you also know how much I like these types of exhibitions. I loved the poetry books there were many books of my favorite writers especially (Writer name).
I still remember those school/college time days when we sit together in break time and instead of doing lunch we use to read some exciting books. I missed you so much I just hope that we will recall those memories together again soon. I brought some books for you too.
So this was what I wanted to share with you and there is a lot more for that you’ll have to come soon.
My all good wishes are with you.
Regards,
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