I believe it is an Idiom. Are there options to choose from?
You could do : ...
Or start of with a good starter then say like three weeks earlier or something?!
Answer: it allows the reader to see the location and factors of time such as season, year of life and so on. it also introduces the character. without an idea of where and when the characters are readers will be confused about why certain events are happening
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D. A metaphor compares one thing to another without using “like” or “as”. So this already puts A. out because it compares a kitten to a snowball but uses like. B and C are both out because they don’t compare anything, and that leaves us with D which does compare the kitten to a mini-tornado and does not use like or as.
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OK I'll go and help if I can but 99℅ is I can and 1 per is I can't