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The full question i believe is "Suddenly, Ollie <u>was a freight train</u> racing into the house". Is the underlined phrase a simile or metaphor"? My answer to this question is Metaphor.
Explanation:
Metaphor is a figurative language in which a thing is regarded as symbolic of something else. In this case 'was a freight train' is symbolic of something else. Metaphor has to do with applying a word or phrase to an object or an action that is not literally applicable.
When a Metaphor is used, the statement does not literally make sense, but then makes sense when the similarities between the two things becomes clear or when the individual understands the connection.
Firstly, you should start by saying that is a human right to speak up freely and defen your convictions for changing the world. Wonderful people like, Martin Luther King or The Great Nun Theresa did that their whole lives. Then you should look back in worldwide history and emphasize how things changed through fight against slavery or the Inquisition, or fascism, communism, and now terrorism. Also, humanity would not have been the same unless women fought for their rights.
<span>"I drive" is the adjective clause. It modifies "the car." </span>
Answer:
Traveling, traveling,
down the road.
As I look outside
at the cliff below.
Windmills flowing
turning around
on the small narrow road
we're traveling on.
When will we get there
I wonder with glee
Then I see the mountains in the distance
a dot as small as a flea.
