3 years ago

Shay ran that last lap like a gazelle...Is this sentence a simile, a metaphor, or a analogy?

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A simile uses "like", or "as" to make a comparison. So, that sentence would be a<span> simile.

</span>I hope this is helpful! :D

antiseptic1488 [7]3 years ago

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A Simile because remember a simile includes like or as.

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