It means that everything that looks promising or precious is not necessarily so.
<span>In the context of English teaching methods in the US 'Previewing' is a term normally applied to a method that involves pre-reading new or unusual vocabulary before asking students to read a new text containing that vocabulary.
This technique is used to give the readers of the text an easier route into quicker comprehension of the piece.</span>
Whenever someone uses a literary device and uses the words like or as, you know it is a simile.
It is a simile
True? Like when you abbreviate in a text.
Answer:
Did they break any chairs ?
