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The striker was a goal machine. Figures of speech
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Answered by aryansri384
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Similes and Metaphors

A simile is where two things are directly compared because they share a common feature. The word AS or LIKE is used to compare the two words. Eg. As cold AS a dog's nose

A metaphor also compares two things, but it does so more directly WITHOUT using as or like. Eg. The shop was a little gold-mine.

Task One

Copy these sentences into your book. At the end of the sentence, write in brackets whether the sentence is an example of a metaphor or simile.

Eg. The clouds were fluffy like cotton wool. (SIMILE)

As slippery as an eel.

Arnie was a man-mountain.

He was a lion in battle.

She is as pretty as a picture.

The striker was a goal machine.

The torch lit up the room as if the sun had risen early.

The moon was a misty shadow.

My friend has a face like a bag of spanners.

Task Two

Now you are going to make up similes of your own by copying and finishing these sentences.

For example:

As good as gold

As heavy as

As cold as

As hard as

She had skin like a

As cool as

As quick as

He was slow like a

Slippery like a

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Answered by yogeshrt0509
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simile and metaphor

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