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Nope, that's a similie. A similie is words using "Like" or "As" in a sentence. A metaphor is a comparasion to two words.
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What is a metahpor aND give examples?
A metahpor is a poetic device that compares two unlike thing together without using the words like or as. Example: He is a cheetah instead of He was like a cheetah.
Life is a barren field Frozen with snow is an?
Metahpor
Is you are fire a metaphor?
Yes it is a metahpor since it is comparing 2 objects, you and fire.
A metaphor about the cold weather So far i have came up with colder than the North Pole but I'm not sure if that is a metahpor?
Colder than the North Pole is a comparison, not a metaphor.
What was count basie childhood like?
He like to use a piano like his father
How do you use word than correctly?
you use the word "than' like '' i like this better than that!''you use ''then'' like ''it was bettter than that!!
How do you get the current time in Microsoft Excel?
You use the NOW function, like this:=NOW()You use the NOW function, like this:=NOW()You use the NOW function, like this:=NOW()You use the NOW function, like this:=NOW()You use the NOW function, like this:=NOW()You use the NOW function, like this:=NOW()You use the NOW function, like this:=NOW()You use the NOW function, like this:=NOW()You use the NOW function, like this:=NOW()You use the NOW function, like this:=NOW()You use the NOW function, like this:=NOW()
What do you use a histogram for?
You use the histogram for like an experiment,like a penny lab
When to use don't like and doesn't like?
You would use "don't like" when refererring to yourself. "I don't like that sports team." You would use "doesn't like" when talking about somebody else. "Shelby doesn't like him anymore."
When to use a and the at the beginning?
You can use a when there is a singular thing, like a person. You can use the for multiple people like the group of people.
When did the kalinagos use canoes?
use it like how you use a boat
When do you use too and when do you use either?
You use too, as in "I would like to come too." You use either, as in "I don't like carrots either." Good for asking. :)
