Metaphors in Everyday Speech

Metaphors in Everyday Speech

Think of a metaphor for something that is commonly used in everyday speech (e.g., “Her home is a prison”). Share your metaphor and describe what could happen if someone does not use critical thinking when encountering that metaphor. For example, consider how metaphors can be misinterpreted due to regional or cultural usage. Note: You may not post the same metaphor as someone else.

Maximum 350 words

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Abstract
Metaphors are essential grammatical tools in the business world. According to business people and teachers, people understand concepts quickly when they are presented to them in a metaphorical form. The use of metaphors does indeed flare many parts of the brain than a language without the use of metaphors.

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