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My fingers are so cold, they feel like ice cubes.

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The small boy jumped around and played like a monkey at the doctor’s office.

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The wind was a wolf howling in the dark.

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Katie swims like a dolphin.

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A waterfall of hair fell down her back.

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The voice of the principal over the intercom was as loud as a thunder and startled all of the children.

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An ocean of garbage is taking over the garage—it’s time for a yard sale!

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I'm not afraid of spiders ( even if / if ) they are poisonous.

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(If / Only if) you want to touch a wild animal, you should be with a trainer.

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I'll go to the party (even if / only if) you go with me.

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I'll arrive at 10am (unless / if) there isn't traffic.