A metaphor and a simile both describe something using a comparison to something else, but a metaphor does it an implied way, and a simile does it explicitly by using the word like or as.
Example of a simile: She looked like a cat that had just been thrown in the water.
Example of a metaphor: She was a blank slate, ready to start anew.
Answer:
D.Beat
E.Stamps
Explanation:
In the excerpt given above, Beat and Stamps are two words that appeal to the sense of hearing.
The reason is that it suggest that showers beat the broken blinds and chimney pots which means water droplets are making noises.
In addition, horse shoes are stamping which means they are also making noise which can be heard from afar.
Therefore the answer is option D and E.
A waiting gentle-woman who waits upon a person of rank
for example there is a gentle woman in Williams Shakespear's Macbeth
Answer:
what???
i dont get that but dont be mad i cant really understand
Answer:
She works to make people aware of endangered animals.
Explanation:
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