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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Similes
Is "Tierd like bleachers" a simile?
Is "Someone mighthave thought I was making fire in my hands" a metaphor?
Is "Frost cracking beneath my steps, my breath before me" an alliteration?
Is " A few cars hissing past" an onomatopoeia?
Is "Someone mighthave thought I was making fire in my hands" a metaphor?
Is "Frost cracking beneath my steps, my breath before me" an alliteration?
Is " A few cars hissing past" an onomatopoeia?
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-- Yes, but a weak one. -- Possibly; it depends on what you are doing. -- 'beneath', 'breath' and 'before' alliterate, but only in the second phrase is is noticeable.
- -- Yes, but a weak one.
- -- Possibly; it depends on what you are doing.
- -- 'beneath', 'breath' and 'before' alliterate, but only in the second phrase is is noticeable.
- -- Yes
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Is "Tierd like bleachers" a simile?-- Yes, but a weak one.
Is "Someone might have thought I was making fire in my hands" a metaphor?-- Possibly; it depends on what you are doing.
Is "Frost cracking beneath my steps, my breath before me" an alliteration?-- 'beneath', 'breath' and 'before' alliterate, but only in the second phrase is is noticeable.
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Is "Someone might have thought I was making fire in my hands" a metaphor?-- Possibly; it depends on what you are doing.
Is "Frost cracking beneath my steps, my breath before me" an alliteration?-- 'beneath', 'breath' and 'before' alliterate, but only in the second phrase is is noticeable.
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