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Simile or Metaphor? Squeaky says, "I am not a strawberry."
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Simile or Metaphor? Squeaky says, "I am not a strawberry."
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neither, similes and metaphors are comparing words, but if those are the only two options, then metaphor
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It is a metaphor. A simile uses "like" or "as"
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