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English, 08.10.2019 12:00, iva60

How are similes and metaphors different?
a. similes are used in poetry, and metaphors are not.
b. similies compare unlike things, and metaphors compare similar things.
c. similes use simple meanings, but metaphors have deeper meanings.
d. similies use like or as and metaphors do not.?

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