Simile is a noun, and so is metaphor. So the sentences should be: 1. We find (the) four similes and metaphors.
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moon7296Q1) Although I find three similes and one metaphors, I can say like #1?Well, (not deliberately using a simile), saying a metaphor expression wuld be like saying a house building.
moon7296Q2) Isn't there any possibility that someone take it for four similes and four metaphors?No. You are correct
moon7296"Better: There are four pieces of fruit, apples and oranges, on the plate."Yes. And in your version, you don't even know if there is one (whole) apple, because the pieces
Then there's no way to know how many apples there are in the sentence above if not stated like this: thare are two pieces of apples and two pieces of oranges. Am I correct?