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To have a simile, the word must be either "like" or "as" and must compare two unlike things. If it has none of these, then it is not a simile
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The air molecules inside the bag are pushing out against the bag.
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Since these questions require a personal answer, I will give you some examples so that you can see how it should be answered and you can modify it to your liking.
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The winter sports that I enjoy the most are figure skating and skiing.
I have not reached any achievement in sports but I do remember once I went to cheer on my friend.
He had a figure skating championship in his town. I accompanied him in all his training sessions and when it was finally his turn to compete, he got the highest score!
That was a great achievement and it was a great honor for me to be with him and accompany him at that time.
Using an absolute adjective in a comparative sentences makes your English sound strange so watch out! Another example of an absolute adjective is 'unique' because it means 'one of a kind' and, therefore, it can not be 'more unique' than something. It's either 'unique' or it isn't.
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