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TheSchoolRun Students will be making up comparisons about themselvesto createa simile
When the word " as " is usedto createa simile
and I do n’t know much about English language , so I need some help for these sentencesto createa simile
Writing prompt : Pick an item from each column in the chartto createa simile
This sentence is using “ like ”to createa simile
Jess Zafarris march 6 , comments Pick an item from each column in the chartto createa simile
A simile worksheet that prompts students to describe a word and website n use both the word and descriptionto createa simile
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By : Jess Zafarris | March 6 , 2018 | Comments 113 Pick an item from each column in the chartto createa simile
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i. Pleasure of reading : reading ... a pleasure for manycan discoversimile on
to appeal to several different kinds of students who might not otherwise find themselves in the same conversation(passive) is designedSIMILE
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finish the thoughtcreatinga simile
William Faulkner Leave it to Faulknerto createa simile
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uses the poemto createthe simile
God for preaching you practically(passive) created bya simile
a good way to come up with a metaphor , isto createa simile
speech inclusive of simile and metaphordiscoveredin simile
The first movement ... the obvious similaritysparksthe simile
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Instead of traditional metaphors , he uses " liketo createa simile
an implied comparison - Objects , texts , and images can be usedto createmetaphors - Simile
You could use the " text - transform : uppercase " and " font - size : smallto createa simile
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but he plays on the double meaning of the wordto createthe simile
A common wayto createa simile
when two things that are different are likened to one another using words of comparison such as ‘ like ’ or ‘ as(passive) is createdA simile
Here the inamorata is being compared with a fairy/ nymph / genieto createa simile
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when joined with the word ‘ like ’ they became compared to one anotherthus creatinga simile
a metaphor or simileCreatea metaphor or simile
a picture in my mindpainteda picture in my mind
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when he appropriately compares penelope 's delight , upon realizing her husband 's return , tocreateswhen he appropriately compares penelope 's delight , upon realizing her husband 's return , to
an image of destructioncreatesan image of destruction
a picture of destructioncreatesa picture of destruction
an image in the readers mindto createan image in the readers mind
atmosphere and mood consistent with that of The Picture of Dorian Graycreatesatmosphere and mood consistent with that of The Picture of Dorian Gray
an image in your mind that approximates a sceneshould createan image in your mind that approximates a scene
a drifting moodcreatesa drifting mood
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a concrete imagecreatesa concrete image
strong imagecreatesstrong image
an animalistic imagecreatesan animalistic image
an image of the solderscreatingan image of the solders
a striking imagecreatesa striking image
a word picturepaintsa word picture
a vivid image in the reader 's mind ... helping to engage and absorb them symbolismcan createa vivid image in the reader 's mind ... helping to engage and absorb them symbolism
a specific picture in your reader 's mindcreatesa specific picture in your reader 's mind
an indirect comparison that uses the words " like , " " as " or " than " to make the comparisoncreatesan indirect comparison that uses the words " like , " " as " or " than " to make the comparison
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an image of someone blind(edcreatesan image of someone blind(ed
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when The Odyssey appropriately compares Penelope 's delightcreateswhen The Odyssey appropriately compares Penelope 's delight
a stronger visual imagecreatesa stronger visual image
a better image in your headcreatesa better image in your head
a picture of HOW FAST he was flyingpaintsa picture of HOW FAST he was flying
a horrific scene in the readers mindcreateda horrific scene in the readers mind
contrast between light and darkness ( life and death ... since summer ’s sunrise is associated with brightness or happiness but ‘ sad ’ , ‘ strange ’ and ‘ dark ’ contradict happinesscreatescontrast between light and darkness ( life and death ... since summer ’s sunrise is associated with brightness or happiness but ‘ sad ’ , ‘ strange ’ and ‘ dark ’ contradict happiness
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the proper doom and gloom moodto setthe proper doom and gloom mood
an unforgettable image in the minds of the audiencecreatingan unforgettable image in the minds of the audience
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an image of the adeptness of the principal charactercreatesan image of the adeptness of the principal character