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A simile is a comparison between two unlike things using "like" or "as". To create a simile, choose a noun and think of something different to compare it to using "like" or "as". Examples show Waqar compared bravely to a lion, Ali compared wisely to an owl, and neighbors compared sickly to a dog.
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- 4. Examples of SIMILE Noun: Waqar I will compare him to a Lion using “Like” and “as”. 1. Waqar is brave like a lion. OR 2. Waqar is brave as a lion.
- 5. Noun: Ali I will compare him to a monkey using “Like” and “as”. 1. Ali is wise like a Owl. OR 2. Ali is wise as a Owl.
- 6. Noun: My Neighbors I will compare them to a coal using “Like” and “as”. 1. My Neighbors are sick like a dog. OR 2. My Neighbors are sick as a dog.