The boy ran like the wind to get to class on time

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Greg Smith asked Apr 22, 2022

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The boy ran like the wind to get to class on time

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huh?

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um ok. Thats got to be pretty fast

Pedram Parsian answered Apr 25, 2022

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It's a similie because the boy is being compared to the wind using like or as.

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Hope this helped!

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