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is the coins jingled in my pocket a metaphor

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Answer:

**No**

Explanation:

Yes, it's not using AS or LIKE but it has to compare two things. Right now, it's only describing the coin so therefore it is not a metaphor.

Answer:

no

Explanation:

a metaphor is coming two things without using like or as. Sure this statement doesn't use like or as but its not comparing two things. If it compared how the coins jingled with a bell or something then it would be

For example this is a metaphor - the coins jingled in my pocket, it felt like their was bells in my pocket.

This is an example of a metaphor because its comparing how the coins jingled to a bell.

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