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The quote below is an example of

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Answer: personification

Step-by-step explanation; personification is a literary technique in which an object is given human characteristics. And, in your example, an object, or thing, (the rain in the air) is given a human characteristic (the act of breathing).

NemiM [27]3 years ago

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Personification, rain can not breathe only humans can therefore the rain is putting on human characteristics which is known as personification

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