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Well, I’m no Hercules, but I could open that jelly jar for you. what fugitive language is that? 1 SEE ANSWER A.Metaphor B.Similie C.Personification D:Hyberbole E:Idiom F;Symbol
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Well, I’m no Hercules, but I could open that jelly jar for you.

what fugitive language is that?

1
SEE ANSWER

A.Metaphor

B.Similie

C.Personification

D:Hyberbole

E:Idiom

F;Symbol

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Answer: It's an allusion. Probably a Hyperbole. At least that's the closest one.

Explanation:

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Answer:

This is an allusion although it doesn't have that option.

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