The document discusses the differences between similes and metaphors. A simile uses "like" or "as" to compare two things, such as describing a friend as fast as a tiger. A metaphor directly states a comparison without using "like" or "as", for example saying "I was a tiger running across the field". Both similes and metaphors describe two things, but similes use connecting words and metaphors do not.

1. Simile’s and Metaphor’sSamantha stroud

2. Simile’s-Yesterday my friend said I was as fast as a tiger. -Sarah has to make up 10 simile’s can you make up 10 simile’s in 2minutes?

3. Metaphor’ssarah said that” I was a tiger running across the field.”Sarah has to write 4 metaphors in 5 min can you do it?

4. Simile’s metaphor’sUse like or as in a sentenceSimile’s are describing 2 thingsMetaphor’s do not use like or asMetaphor’s also describing 2 things