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Arillya Arillya
  • 06-02-2017
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"Busy as a bee" is an example of a(n): A. simile B. irony C. metaphor D. alliteration

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ratsnacks
ratsnacks ratsnacks
  • 06-02-2017

It's A, A simile. I hope i helped you

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WillaVanka
WillaVanka WillaVanka
  • 18-01-2022

Answer:

It would be A

Explanation:

similes use words such as Like and as

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