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marusya05 [52]
3 years ago
5

Write a paragraph describing daily events in your school use at least one of metaphor,smile,hyperbole?????? plz help me i need h

elp on hw ill give u 70 points
English
2 answers:
Anni [7]3 years ago
8 0

a similie uses the words like or as. So, I will use a similie.

I go through all of my classes at my pace, and jf I need any help, I ask the teacher for the class. For 4th period, my teacher lets us out 5 minutes before the lunch bell brings, so I head to the sandwich line behind the cafeteria, say Hi to my friend from band on the way, grab my lunch, and head to the library to eat and read. I like to eat their because it's quiet and no one goes there, it is pratically empty, like a deserted island. After lunch I go to the rest of my 2 classes, and walk home.

schepotkina [342]3 years ago
8 0

Simile: Comparing two unlike things using like or as. Ex: He was as fast as a hare.

Metaphor: comparing two unlike things without using like or as... Ex: The class was so boring and slow, i'm practically watching paint dry.

Hyperbole: An over exaggeration. Ex: It's raining cats and dogs outside

In school, we all have that one class that is so slow, that you're watching paint dry, it feels like an eternity. For me, it's [ Class].  When the bell rings, everyone rushes to the door trying to get to lunch or class, but its so hard to get past everyone. It's as if your walking in the same direction a stampede is running from. During the passing period, people chatter to each other, and administrators scowl at students and tell them to go to class. The next class begins and the clock slows down in time. It begins once more, [class]. CRASH! BOOM! Thunder is heard outside and it beings to rain cats and dogs outside as class continues. Just another day in school. Go to class, work, leave after the bell to go to your next class, the bell rings and the cycle continues.

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