I’ve been spending a few hours tidying stuff on my websites again. Good idea, right? Here is a roundup of all the stuff on my website that teaches you about Similes and Metaphors: Learning about Similes Here is an easy Quiz with similes (for beginners) Learning about Similes and Metaphors Try Inventing Your Own Similes… Continue reading Roundup of Similes and Metaphors
By Jacqueline Schaalje What’s Analogy? Analogies come in handy in cases you’d like to describe an experience, person, place, or thing. Instead of saying they are big, boring, exciting, etc., you can compare this thing’s qualities to the qualities of some other thing (or person etc.). Analogies is when you compare important qualities of one thing to… Continue reading Similes and Metaphors – How to Compare Things in English
Simile is when you compare one thing to another. Simile is pronounced [si-mi-lee]. Examples: She’s as busy as a bee. He’s as noisy as a chainsaw. That room is as small as a matchbox. She’s as pretty as a picture of the Mona Lisa. You get the idea. As … as When you’re using an… Continue reading As Busy as a Bee – Similes
English with a Smile 