Differentiate between literal and figurative analogies, give an example of each, and explain the
recommendations for using them.
What will be an ideal response?
A figurative analogy is a comparison between two seemingly dissimilar things. For
example you could say, ?My mother?s love washed over me like a wave.? A literal
analogy is the comparison of two similar things. For example you could compare an
apple to a pear. When using analogies it is important to remember to compare two very
similar things when using a literal analogy. Also, make the similarity between the two
objects very clear when using a figurative analogy.
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