brazypat07 brazypat07

12-02-2021
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Everyday language that is not meant to be taken literally
O Simile
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Idiom
O Personification

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haplpg302 haplpg302

12-02-2021

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I think its metaphor. or idiom

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maddoxclaire252 maddoxclaire252

12-02-2021

Idiom. It can’t be personification because personification Makes The anti-human object to have human like things

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