Similes (Daily Lesson)
Similes are figures of speech that compare two different things using the words "like" or "as" to highlight a shared quality. They make descriptions more vivid and imaginative.
Examples of Similes:
"Brave as a lion."
"Light as a feather."
"Cool as a cucumber."
"Slept like a log."
"Fast as lightning."
"Sweet as honey."
"Busy as a bee."
"Clear as crystal."
"Fight like cats and dogs."
"Shine like a diamond."
Why Use Similes?
They create strong imagery.
They make writing more engaging.
They help readers understand abstract ideas by comparing them to familiar things.
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