HOW are the 2 objects in the sentence being compared? “Hurry up, Joe!” shouted Ellen. “We can’t be late for school, again.” But Joe continued to walk as slowly as a sloth climbing down a tree.

What 2 objects are being compared in the sentence: “Hurry up, Joe!” shouted Ellen. “We can’t be late for school, again.” But Joe continued to walk as slowly as a sloth climbing down a tree.

What figurative language is being used in the sentence? After falling down the stairs, Kimberly had a bump as big as an apple on her forehead.

What does the sentence mean? The warm coat hugged me.

What does the sentence really mean? New York is the city that never sleeps.

What two objects are being compared? After falling down the stairs, Kimberly had a bump as big as an apple on her forehead.

What figurative language is being used in the sentence? My alarm clock yells at me in the morning to wake up

What figurative language is being used in the sentence? I was so ashamed, the earth swallowed me up.

What figurative language is being used in the sentence? Mateo's bicycle tires are flat as pancakes.

TONGUE TWISTER CHALLENGE: I saw a kitten eating chicken in the kitchen

What does this sentence mean? My alarm clock yells at me in the morning to wake up

What figurative language is being used in the sentence? New York is the city that never sleeps.

What figurative language is being used in the sentence? Ally the alligator eats an apple