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Dust piled up against houses and barns like drifts of snow. What does “like drifts of snow” mean in the sentence? A. Action Verbs B. An Idiom C. Synonyms D. A Simile

Dust piled up against houses and barns like drifts of snow. What does “like drifts of snow” mean in the sentence? A. Action Verbs B. An Idiom C. Synonyms D. A Simile
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Dust piled up against houses and barns like drifts of snow.

What does “like drifts of snow” mean in the sentence?

A. Action Verbs

B. An Idiom

C. Synonyms

D. A Simile

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User Tony Bogdanov
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simile because it is comparing drifts or snow while using the word "like"
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User Dshukertjr
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Answer:

D. It is a similie.

Step-by-step explanation:

It is comparing dust and snow.

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