Unit 8 Learning sheet 8.7 Learn about ‘Similes’

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Unit 8 Learning sheet 8.7 Learn about ‘Similes’ Name: _______________________( ) Class: _________ Learn about ‘Similes’ As easy as pie! PowerPoint 11.10

A simile compares two things that are not the same A simile compares two things that are not the same. It is usually introduced by “like” or “as … as”.

Some examples: The water was as cold as ice. The diamond shone like a bright star in the sky.

- as slow as a tortoise - as slow as a snail

- as quiet as a mouse

- as brave as a lion

- as proud as a peacock

- as busy as a bee

- as blind as a bat

as greedy as a pig

- as strong as a horse

as wise as an owl

- as fierce as a lion

- as hairy as a monkey

- as fast as a hare

- as sweet as honey

- as white as snow

- as green as grass

- as cold as ice

- like stars in the sky

- face like a mask

Can you make some sentences using similes? I am as busy as a bee. Can you think of any more?

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