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What figurative languesare these? civic You shouldn’t jump to conclusions before you have all of the facts. crunch I have been as busy as a bee! The heat ripped the breath from …

What figurative languesare these? civic You shouldn’t jump to conclusions before you have all of the facts. crunch I have been as busy as a bee! The heat ripped the breath from …
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What figurative languesare these?

civic

You shouldn’t jump to conclusions before you have all of the facts.

crunch

I have been as busy as a bee!

The heat ripped the breath from her lungs.

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The second one is onomatopoeia
The third one is a simile
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