He fought like a lion ... A simile is a sentence that compares one thing to another ... So it has to have both things that are being referred to, like "he" and "lion", where the way the person is fighting can be compared to the fighting of a lion. But you need to remember that a simile has the word "like" or "as" ... Otherwise it cannot be a simile, it would be a metaphor ... I hope this was helpful ...
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okay I don't get it what are u trying to say
Answer:
'over the cat' ?
Explanation:
This is a guess but from experience and other peoples answers I believe this it is because 'Martha' is a noun and a word not a phrase and same with each other individual word, same thing goes for 'the cat'
Answer: Paraphrasing plagiarism
Explanation: Although the student acknowledge the original author in the first sentence by putting it in quote and citing the author, the student just paraphrased the next sentence without putting it in quote and without citation. That is definitely plagiarism. Paraphrasing plagiarism is the act of changing the wordings of the original idea or work of the author while it still has thesame meaning and not give citation of the source.
