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Andreas93 [3]
3 years ago
15

Life is like 2. A dense forest seems like 3. Memories act as 4. Love is 5. School is 6. Pets are

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kotegsom [21]3 years ago
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Answer:

1. Life is like a journey.

2. A dense forest seems like a bottomless pit

3. Memories act as reminders

4. Love is life

5. School is power

6. Pets are angels

Explanation:

Simile is a comparison of two objects using as and like. Metaphor makes a direct comparison between two objects without using as and like. Examples of simile in the above examples are;

1.  Life is like a journey.

2. A dense forest seems like a bottomless pit.

3. Memories act as reminders.

Examples of metaphors in the above examples are;

4. Love is life.

5. School is power.

6. Pets are angels.

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