He fought like a lion ... A simile is a sentence that compares one thing to another ... So it has to have both things that are being referred to, like "he" and "lion", where the way the person is fighting can be compared to the fighting of a lion. But you need to remember that a simile has the word "like" or "as" ... Otherwise it cannot be a simile, it would be a metaphor ... I hope this was helpful ...
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Answer:
a rich language environment involving a lot of interaction
Explanation:
Hello ______ I would like to formally ask for permission to showcase my artwork somewhere in the school. If this is okay with you what are some recommend areas to showcase my art? Thank you. sincerely ____
