A) always use is or are B) compare two things C) always use like or as D) tell statements
A) that, them B) there are no key words C) is, are, were, was D) like, as
A) like, as B) there are no key words C) is, are, were, was D) that, them
A) neither B) simile C) metaphor
A) neither B) simile C) metaphor
A) neither B) simile C) metaphor
A) metaphor B) simile C) neither
A) simile B) metaphor C) neither
A) simile B) metaphor C) neither
A) simile B) neither C) metaphor
A) simile B) metaphor C) neither
A) neither B) simile C) metaphor
A) slow and time B) time and mollasses
A) she, pale B) she, ghostly C) she, sick
A) stars, bright B) stars, diamond C) stars, like |