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The steel bridge was strong. Is the language in the passage mostly literal or mostly figurative? A. figurative B. literal

The steel bridge was strong. Is the language in the passage mostly literal or mostly figurative? A. figurative B. literal
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The steel bridge was strong.

Is the language in the passage mostly literal or mostly figurative?



A.
figurative


B.
literal

User Wesley Chang
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I think it's figurative but not sure if I'm right.
User Julien Rousseau
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Hey there!

The steel bridge was strong.


Is the language in the passage mostly literal or mostly figurative?

Answer: This is literal because there are no words that are saying "as"

Hope this helps
Have a great day (:
User Keith Gaddis
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