4. When a poet uses a metaphor in a poem, what is he or she saying? That something is a little bit like something else.
That something is so different from anything else that it's unique.
That two things are really different and have little in common.
That one thing is so much like another that it IS that other thing.

it can be both; depending on the situation at hand.

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let's just say i get in to a confrontation with someone, and they say "ur mom", it could be seen as an insult. or depending on the relationship or comfortability with the person it may be seen as a joke. the distinct line is how the chemistry behind the confrontation.

answer: you should take her on some very fun times to remind her of how much fun she can still have and show her lots of love and affection!

explanation: from past experience this will most likely bring your mom to be happy about life again

answer:

c. professor do curso is the answer to your question.

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