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Using Simile and metaphor

Simile A simile is a comparison of two unlike things using the words like or as. His feet were as big as boats.

The trees are like a canopy protecting the road. Simile The trees are like a canopy protecting the road.

The lake is as smooth as glass. Simile The lake is as smooth as glass.

Metaphor A metaphor states that one thing is something else. It is a comparison, but it does NOT use like or as to make the comparison. Her hair is silk.

The field is a rainbow of colors. Metaphor The field is a rainbow of colors.

The lake is a mirror of beauty. Metaphor The lake is a mirror of beauty.

How can I remember? One way to remember the difference is to learn the phrase: "a simile is similar or alike."

How about a little quiz to see what you have learned!

Derek ran like a frightened rabbit. metaphor simile

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My sister is a demon when she wakes up. metaphor simile

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The night was as black as tar. metaphor simile

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My dog is a cowardly lion. metaphor simile

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The moon was a giant face smiling down. metaphor simile

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The lake was as smooth as glass. metaphor simile

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Mom shakes like a tree when I sneak up on her. metaphor simile

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A baby giraffe is as tall as a basketball player. metaphor simile

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