The difference between metaphors and similes

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We use similes and metaphor,especially in poems, they make them very very enjoyable.
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[@awaisrajput2905]

Thanks...that what i was looking for many days.........!!!!!!!!!! The main difference between them is that metaphor is used for emphasize..............that what i was looking for........

[@maleekyaqob]

"I cried a river of tears" isn't this sentence a hyperbole?

[@SlowEasyEnglish]

I suppose you could say that it is hyperbole too.

[@patriciapenalba5176]

He is not comparing nothing with that example . I guess you are right

[@17tamal]

@@patriciapenalba5176 isn't he comparing his intensity of crying to that of a river?

[@patriciapenalba5176]

@@17tamal no, he is just saying how much he cried

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[@justimagine7033]

Awesome work but isn’t “I cried a river of tears” a hyperbole?

[@SlowEasyEnglish]

I suppose you could say that it is hyperbole too.

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[@EDVINAROLDOORELLANA]

Why is the second one a simile? Doesn't a simile compare two unrelated things? You're is referring to a person and mother is also a person.

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I understood the difference 🤔🤔

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[@mohamedbirmingham]

I cried a river of tears is hyperbole not metaphor

[@SlowEasyEnglish]

Can't it be both?

[@melany9133]

So like a simile is like this?
The turtle is as slow as a slow motion movie?
Here is another one
She's (my mom) like my dad-
Always entertaining me!
If you can comment back that would be lovely!

[@naturemanironfist5621]

I like your video but African Americans use a lot of this stuff and slang when we talk and It plays a huge part in rap music, so my Russian friends are always asking me to explain this stuff to them, they should learn it and listening to some rap music won't hurt.

[@actors504]

Can anyone translate this metaphor for me PLEASE!!!!!! "she is an angel who lost her feet" PLEASE PLEASE SOMEONE HELP ME TRANSLATE THE MEANING OF THIS

[@SlowEasyEnglish]

Sorry. I've never heard that before and a search for it didn't turn anything up.

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A DICTIONARY OK :)

[@stevena5634]

Cool video

[@andrewpersaud4144]

What's the need for calling them metaphor and simile. Why didn't the dictionary god just change the definition of metaphor to incorporate simile. Even if I know something is a simile I will still say metaphor because saying simile sounds odd. Nobody says simile unless you're in grade three and the definition is going to be on your english test.

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