Well, since a Metaphor is basically a figure of speech in which a phrase is applied to an action that isn't literally applicable, an example would be " Love is a Battlefield" or "I am titanium.
for a simile, its a figure of speech comparing one thing to another of a different kind(using like or as), an example would be "She was as busy as a bee" or even "As sweet as sugar"
and for an idiom, it is a word or phrase that isnt taken literally. "its raining cats and dogs" or "break a leg".
Hope i answered your question right c:
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Answer:
<em>"Before Long, ordinary people were allowed to run their own businesses"</em> develops the paragraph's sequence structure.
Explanation:
The phrase <em>"before long"</em> means not a long time ago, or simply in near past, in recent times. So the sentence<em>"Before Long, ordinary people were allowed to run their own businesses" </em>means that it was not long time ago, or it was just recently that people were allowed to start their own businesses.
A sequence structure tells the reader in the order in which the events or steps occur. e.g before, next, then, before long are some of the sequence text structure.
I'm going to go with the following: A national survey company picks one phone number from each area code in America to call and ask for an opinion on current political issues.
The reason I went with this option is because in statistic terms people are chosen from a larger group making them a subset. The individuals are being chosen randomly but yet the individuals all have the same likelihood of being chosen as anyone in the subset group.
Hopefully this helps and makes sense.
