1. "I am making some cookies," Dad said.
2. "I'd like to help you," Sarah said.
3. Dad said, "Your job can be mixing the flour."
4. Sarah said, "What else can I do to help?"
5. "You can help me eat the cookies," Dad said.
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Answer:
Metaphor
Explanation:
The author seems to be making a comparison to two different things in order to describe the nature of (this) frog's movement/behavior. It is, of course, too absurd to be literal. It isn't a simile because it doesn't use any clear connection words such as "like" or "as" but rather relies on the implication of the reader.
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"if it was like this, what would not it be with these, that, besides a pair of eyes, WE LIVE, WE WERE FORMED, had the true forms of beauty?" 'wave', of Ax of assis. The highlighted words are classified as the degree of which adjective?
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