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1. Figures of Speech in Literature Focus: Metaphor and Simile

2. Why Figures of Speech Matter They make writing vivid and powerful. Help readers imagine and connect with texts. Frequently tested in GCE exams.

3. What is a Simile? A comparison using 'like' or 'as'. Examples: 1 . Her smile was as bright as the sun. 2 . He fought like a lion.

4. What is a Metaphor? A direct comparison without using 'like' or 'as'. Examples: 1 . Time is a thief. 2 . The world is a stage.

5. Simile vs. Metaphor Simile: Uses like/as | Example: Life is like a journey. Metaphor: Direct comparison | Example: Life is a journey.

6. Quick Practice Identify whether each is a simile or metaphor: 1. The classroom was a zoo. 2. He is as fast as lightning. 3. Books are windows to the world.

7. Exam Relevance & Wrap-Up Figures of speech appear in poetry and prose passages. Key for analysis and appreciation. Boosts grades in GCE Literature-in-English. Homework: Find one simile and one metaphor in a poem or novel you are reading.