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What type of figurative language is: It is raining cats and dogs! Don't forget to bring your umbrellla. a idiom b simile c allusion
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What type of figurative language is:

It is raining cats and dogs! Don't forget to bring your umbrellla.

a
idiom
b
simile
c
allusion

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answer: it is an idiom
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