Similes. Similes compare different things. They use the words “ as ” or “ like ” to compare by showing how two objects are the same.

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Similes

Similes compare different things. They use the words “ as ” or “ like ” to compare by showing how two objects are the same.

I can roar as loud as a tiger.

The moon shined like a diamond.

His pillow was as fluffy as lambs wool.

Sarah sings like an angel.

What is the simile in this sentence? Timothy walked as slow as a snail.

What is the simile in this sentence? Timothy walked as slow as a snail.

Complete the simile. Jack’s drink was as cold as _______.

Complete the simile. Jess ran home quickly like a _______.

Can you find the simile in this poem?

I’ve got a dog as thin as a rail, he’s got fleas all over his tail; Every time his tail goes flop, the fleas on the bottom all hop to the top.

What two words do similes use?

“like” and “as”