Answer:
similes they use like or as to compare something but metaphors compare things but don't use like or as
I think someone is knocking at the door
Answer:
Several clients.
Explanation:
The indirect object is a person or object affected by the verb, so in this case the verb is gave, and the several clients are the recipients of the verb, so they are the indirect pronoun.
The sentence contains a dangling modifier.
As it is written the modifier "considering the candidates" seems to be describing "one." However, one is not doing the considering; instead, "one" is a candidate.
A better revision might be "Considering the candidates, I feel one stands out as the best choice." In this way, the person doing the considering is made clear.
Hyperbole because it is very exaggerated and not to be taken literally.
