"The trees were soldiers marching along the drive" is-- a metaphor a simile alliteration rhyme

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Yuriy asked Feb 14, 2023

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"The trees were soldiers marching along the drive" is--

a metaphor
a simile
alliteration
rhyme

English
high-school

Yuriy asked Feb 14, 2023

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a simile

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A metaphor

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The sentence compares the trees to soldiers without using "like" or "as".

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