Dust piled up against houses and barns like drifts of snow.
What does “like drifts of sn...
English, 17.04.2020 01:16, coolkitty35
Dust piled up against houses and barns like drifts of snow.
What does “like drifts of snow” mean in the sentence?
A. Action Verbs
B. An Idiom
C. Synonyms
D. A Simile
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