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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Night and day idiom
Is this an idiom?
His game last year from this year is night and day. He's changed a lot.
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His game last year from this year is night and day. He's changed a lot.
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Yes. But to use it like this is extremely casual. You'd have to say also that it's a metaphor.
- Yes.
- But to use it like this is extremely casual.
- You'd have to say also that it's a metaphor.
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Yes. But to use it like this is extremely casual.
You'd have to say also that it's a metaphor.
The corresponding simile would be something like, "His game last year and his game this year are as different as night and day."
(His game this year is very different from his game last year.)
You'd have to say also that it's a metaphor.
The corresponding simile would be something like, "His game last year and his game this year are as different as night and day."
(His game this year is very different from his game last year.)
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