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Wilhelm Tell Posted 13 years ago
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Is this metaphor correct?
Hi,
I am writing a story about a girl who is open minded and is trying to change her life. She's been through trauma and is trying to better herself by being open-minded, exploring new ideas that could possible help her heal.
I want to use a metaphor describing that. Such as:
"The channel is open, the ship just needs to go through"
Does that sound okay?
Thanks in advance!
I am writing a story about a girl who is open minded and is trying to change her life. She's been through trauma and is trying to better herself by being open-minded, exploring new ideas that could possible help her heal.
I want to use a metaphor describing that. Such as:
"The channel is open, the ship just needs to go through"
Does that sound okay?
Thanks in advance!
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This is not metaphorical You need to compare something with something else to be a metaphor. , She is a ship sailing through the channel.
- This is not metaphorical You need to compare something with something else to be a metaphor.
- , She is a ship sailing through the channel.
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This is not metaphorical
You need to compare something with something else to be a metaphor.
E.g., She is a ship sailing through the channel.
You need to compare something with something else to be a metaphor.
E.g., She is a ship sailing through the channel.
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That's an interesting metaphor, and quite impressive if you're a non-native speaker.
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