halimbawa ng paghahambing na pangungusap

Answer:

1) Magkasing ganda ang matalik na magkaibigan na sina Ina at Linda.

2) Ang buhok ni Nina ay kasing ikli ng buhok ni Tanya.

Explanation:

Ang paghahambing ay paglalarawan ng antas o lebel ng katangian ng bagay, hayop, ideya, pangyayari, at tao. Ang layunin nito ay magbigay ng malinaw na paglalahad ukol sa pagkakatulad o pagkakaiba ng dalawang bagay na inihahambing.

Ang paghahambing na magkatulad ay ginagamit sa tuwing ang inihahambing ay may parehong antas o katangian. Ito ay karaniwang ginagamitan ng mga katagang kasing, sing, kapwa, at magkapareho.

Which of the following describes the extent to which many families with Deaf children learn ASL?

1. many families with Deaf children become so inspired by learning ASL that they become professional interpreters

2. many families with Deaf children learn some ASL but then hire a tutor when their child is of school age to supplement
ASL education

3. many families with Deaf children must be fluent in ASL because they need to start teaching their children ASL as
soon as possible

4. some families with Deaf children become fluent in ASL, but many do not

Which statement includes an example of personification?
Group of answer choices

A. That old car may last a few more months, but I'm putting it out to pasture now.

B. Yesterday was the day that my old loyal car decided to betray me.

C. My old car breaks down constantly, and yesterday was no exception.

D. The old car I've been driving since graduation is a big green hunk of junk.

Looking for Latin to English translation.

iubeō

iubēre

iussī

iussus

How is the metaphor in bold below also a euphemism? They laughed and called her too skinny, but to me she was a delicate flower. A. It suggests she wasn't too skinny at all. B. You don't think of a flower as being skinny C. If she was really delicate people wouldn't laugh at her D. Delicate flower is a nicer way of saying skinny​

When signing the statement "We will go to the movies today," you would sign "will"

at the beginning of the sentence
at the end of the sentence
just after signing "go"
just before signing "go"