Posted by L0velyLayna on Monday, December 10, 2012 at 12:23pm.
The phrase is incomplete. We assume it's something like "She's attracted to football players like a moth to a flame."
Now what do you think this is?
Btw -- out of four words in your School Subject, you've misspelled two of them.
It is Metaphor. I think
I know I misspelled two words; I figured it out as soon as I posted it. I always misspell language (and guard) for some reason and metaphor was an honest typo. My apologies.
I'm still confused...is the new phrase, "she's attracted to football players like a moth to a flame", comparing? Does a simile even have to be comparing?
Now that you made it complete, I think it's a simile because "like" is now used in the sentence.
Yes, it's a simile because of the word "like."
Thanks.:-)
You're welcome.
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