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Synopsis
What are similes and metaphors? Similes compare two things. Some similes use the word as. Some similes use the word like. Metaphors are like similes. They compare two different things, but they do not use like or as. In this book, you will learn how to use similes and metaphors. This book is part of the Language Rules series. Each book in this series provides hints, examples, and funny illustrations to help readers master a different part of speech.
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Grade 3-6–These basic guides do a good job of demystifying the English language, and they do so with a contemporary spin. The varied graphics and vibrant photographs reinforce the concepts and enhance comprehension. Colorful text boxes labeled Quick Fact, Definition, Rule, Hot Tip, and Example; exercises; and answer keys are also included. Similes makes real-world connections by way of jokes, everyday expressions, and popular songs. Brian P. Cleary's Words Are CATegorical series (Carolrhoda) uses Seuss-like humor and is accessible to younger students. These titles are more comprehensive and will be useful in classrooms and libraries.–Gloria Koster, West School, New Canaan, CT
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- PublisherAv2 by Weigl
- Publication date2017
- ISBN 10 1489659994
- ISBN 13 9781489659996
- BindingPaperback
- LanguageEnglish
- Number of pages24
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