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"In the morning when he crawls out of his tent he sits on a rock and combs until the beard shines like a cormorant's wing," Ramo said. What type of figurative language is used in this passage? O idiom
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"In the morning when he crawls out of his tent he sits on a rock
and combs until the beard shines like a cormorant's wing," Ramo
said.
What type of figurative language is used in this passage?
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The correct answer is simile.
In the sentence, “And combs until the beard shines like a cormorant’s wing,” the word like is being used to compare two things which means this is a simile.
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