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English, 13.04.2021 02:30 ariellllm

4b) Application: Purpose and effect Follow the example below to transform these common sentiments
using first a simile (level 2), and then a metaphor (level 2).
Statement
Level 1 (Simile)
Level 2 (Metaphor)
My friend is really mean
My friend is as mean as Regina My friend so cold she gets frostbite
George on a bad day!
In summer
wos angry, so I quit.
Vrage quit like a boss,
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My team won, we were happy,
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We lost in the last second
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4b) Application: Purpose and effect

Follow the example below to transform these common sentiments

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