A metaphor "compares two different things without using like or as" or the second option. Metaphors and similes always get mixed up because one compares two things using like or as and the other doesn't. Just remember that similes compare two things with like or as and metaphors compare two things without like or as.
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Well, it's not A, C, or D; so it must be ....B right?
About anything I assume? well, here, hopefully this helps you. :3
I awaken from my slumber, the cold, heavy rain bustled against the floor as I arise myself from the bed to stretch. I look over to my right, it seems as if my wife/husband is asleep, I smiled slightly, being a little proud to be the first to wake up today.
So so sorry if this isn't what you wanted/help, I'm trying my best!
Go online to the slander app or Quizlet it should have correct answer
Oh sorry but this isnt english so i cant help with this u shouldnt have clicked history
