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Engage your imagination with this vocabulary warm-up activity! Compose sentences or a paragraph using at least five specific vocabulary words. Challenge yourself to incorporate a simile or metaphor into your writing. A simile compares two things using "like" or "as," while a metaphor makes a direct comparison without those words. Highlight or underline your chosen words for clarity and identify your simile or metaphor in your sentences. This exercise will enhance your language skills and spark creativity in your writing!
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Vocab. Warm-up, List 16 Write sentences or a paragraph using at least 5 of your words. Create at least one simile or metaphor in your sentences. Simile: Comparing two things using like or as Metaphor: Comparing two things without the word like or as Underline/highlight your words in the sentences and identify your simile/metaphor.
Example: Her smile was as alluring as a warm summer afternoon. Simile because it uses the word as. His mind is a commodious library with plenty of room for new information. Metaphor because his mind is a library. His face on the statue was like an imposing edifice rising above us on a city sidewalk. Simile because it uses the word like.
