What is the difference between Simile and Metaphor?
Did you know this term Room one learnt what a simile is?
Yes, this term Room one learnt what the difference between simile and metaphor is.
A simile is kind of like a metaphor, where you compare something with something else. The difference with a simile and a metaphor is that similes have the word “as” or “like” and a metaphor doesn't have “as” or “like” in them.
For example these are metaphors:
Her heart is gold
He is a pig
They are best friends
These are similes:
Her heart is like gold
He eats like a pig
They are like best friends.
Now do you see the difference?
The thing I've noticed is that the difference is just by two words.
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