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He is as brave as a lion.
You are as strong as an ox.
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The children foughtlike cats and dogs.
The classroom wasas clean as a whistle.
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Her eyes are like sunshine.
The little boy ate like a pig!
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The young girl was as stubborn as a mule.
The bell at the end of theday is like music to my ears.
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I slept like a log last night.
He turnedas white as a ghost.
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My mum isas busy as a bee.
She is as snugas a bug in a rug.
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The bus driver wasas blind as a bat.
The girl canswim like a fish.
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He is as fast as a rocket.
The dancer was as graceful as a swan.
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The class wereas quiet as a mouse.
He walks like a duck.
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He is as tall as a giant.
The teacher’s explanationwas as clear as crystal.
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The pupil wasas cool as a cucumber.
The river bed wasas dry as a bone.
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The lesson wasas easy as ABC.
The child isas playful as a kitten.
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That’s as rareas hen’s teeth!
His heart was racing like a frightened rabbit.
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The film was as exciting as watching paint dry.
The person wasbabbling like a child.
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The girl crept like a snailon the way to school.
He danced like a man in a swarm of hornets.
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The policeman hadeyes like a hawk.
The children chatteredlike monkeys.
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The opera singersang like a bird.
George drives like a maniac!
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The headteacher isas wise as an owl.
The business manworked like a dog.
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