Which of the following is the usual pattern of a metaphor?
A. [An object or person] as [something related].

B. [An object or person] is [something related].

C. [An object or person] is [something unrelated].

D. [An object or person] is like [something unrelated].

Question

Which of the following is the usual pattern of a metaphor?
A.	[An object or person] as [something related].

B.	[An object or person] is [something related].

C.	[An object or person] is [something unrelated].
	
D.	[An object or person] is like [something unrelated].

anonymous · Answer

Can Someone help me please?

anonymous · Answer

Yes

anonymous · Answer

a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable. so what do you think it is now?

anonymous · Answer

Hey! :-) Thank you, :-)

anonymous · Answer

Here's an example "I had fallen through a trapdoor of depression" Your welcome hope this helps

anonymous · Answer

Thanks again your a life saver!! :-)