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Read these lines: The clouds were puffs of cotton in the big blue sky. What is this an example of? A. nonsensical language B. literal language C. informal language D. figurative language Need Help ASAP
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Read these lines:
The clouds were puffs of cotton
in the big blue sky.
What is this an example of?
A.
nonsensical language
B.
literal language
C.
informal language
D.
figurative language
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The passage above is a clear example of:
D. Figurative Language.
Hope that helps.
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D, hope this helps :)
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