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zamascompIld
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  • 20-04-2016
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Continuous as the stars that shine The line above is an example of A. simile. B. imagery. C. metaphor. D. personification.

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meerkat18
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  • 29-04-2016

A. simile

This line connotes simile because it uses an
indicator – as, which shows direct comparison of things with others – in this
case, a particular subject that shines is compared to stars. Simile as a figure
of speech is explicit when comparing things.

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