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The sentense, " the stars were a blanket over the earth", is it a metaphor or smilie​
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The sentense, " the stars were a blanket over the earth", is it a metaphor or smilie​

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Answer:

its a metaphor

Explanation:bc a smile uses like or as

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Answer:

metaphor

Explanation: its an exageration and similie ALWAYS uses like or as

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