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Friday, June 4, 2021

Similes & Metaphors | English

 Today I have completed another task from the Figurative Language slideshow, I have moved on to this task and already know the definitions and meaning behind both the Similes and the Metaphors. Here is what work I have done on this topic.

Similesare where you compare two unlike things using the words ‘like’ or ‘as’
e.g He ran like the wind. She was as strong as a lion.

Metaphors- are where you compare two unlike things using by saying something is something else. 

e.g He is a stonewall, unbreakable by force. The rain is glass shattering against the street.


Highlighting every Simile in each sentence
  • My bedroom was as black as a cave in the depths of the earth.
  • The classroom after school became as noisy as a gaggle of gabby geese.
  • The cat capered along the fence top like a tightrope walker on the hire wire. 
  • My anger crashed into me like waves against the shore.
Completing the simile to each sentence

  • The cloth was as black as Coal
  • The wet ball was as slippery as an Eel
  • My little sister is as playful as a Kitten
  • The top of this table is as smooth as Silk
  • I’ve been as busy as a Bee
  • The lamb is as white as Snow
Is it a Simile or Metaphor?

  1. As slippery as an eel. - Simile

  2. Arnie was a man-mountain. - Metaphor

  3. He was a lion in battle. - Metaphor

  4. She is as pretty as a picture. - Simile

  5. The striker was a goal machine. - Metaphor

  6. The torch lit up the room as if the sun had already risen early. - Simile

  7. The moon was a misty shadow. - Metaphor

  8. My friend has a face like thunder. - Simile


My own Simile & Metaphor:

Simile - He ran as fast as a cheetah
Metaphor - The snow is a white blanket
Simile - The morning temperature was as cold as ice

What have I learnt?
I have learned the difference between both Similes and Metaphors and can easily tell them apart

How does this work show my learning?
I have completed the task and evidence shown that I can tell the differences and tell which is a Smile and which is a Metaphor 

What am I wondering?
Nothing to question about for this topic

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