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Metaphors created by teachers and students Metaphors Positive Negative Neutral Teachers Friend, hobby, coffee, food, fruit Instrument of addiction, hell, illness, disgusting, hypocrite people, escape, murderer, joy, rotten food, heroin, an object with bad smell, smoke, ash, ash tray, wood, death, shackle, satan, drug, poison Nothing Students A habit, anti-depressant, antibiot ic, friend, love, fire, way for escape, organ, relaxing, dream, gap, tea, flower, chocolate, change, child of depression, a break while studying, confidant, cure to problems, medicine, pal, entertainment, eating bread with salt, bread, adolescents addicti on, personal belonging, opportunist, football, passing fancy, real friend, the sky, a source for showing off, fertiliser, smell of a rose, nice, stylish, life, drink, need, medicine, human, different, escape, woman, a break to empty your mind, coffee and chocolate, killer dog, reading a book, mineral water, happiness, something great, nargile, game, toy, relaxing, soothing, insincere friend, art, something that needs respect, love, darling, stress ball, water, music you listen to on your mobile phone, hopelessness, sleep, loneliness, tranquiliser, controlling time, joy Bitter, alcohol, foolishness, asphalt, smoke of fire, angel of death, addiction, bacteria, simple and aimless, meaningless, scaffold, error, human, suicide, poison, dirt, glass, spare time, harm filling a gap, too deep pool, monster, lung, tool of murder, sexual intercourse, mud, desperation, bank with high interest rates, garbage, dustbin, stick crackers, rotten fruit, drum, excrement, exhaust gas, mouse poison, unnecessary tool, prison, damag ed lung, illness, mistake, exhaust gas polluting the air, thief, disgusting, bad habit, instrument for committing suicide, lack of willpower, waste, paper, sewage, cancer, black hole, murderer, a deceiving friend, shroud, handcuffs, polluted air, polecat, bad, king, gambling, water well, ash tray, expenditure, stomachache, germ, hatred, oxygen, school, ocean, deadly, being penniless, a deodorant with bad smell, nonsense, chewing gum, enemy, slot machine, steroid, telephone, cliff, drug, virus, snake, eggs, harm, poison Chimney, excuse, I dont know, grass, pipe, willpower, carstic shape, soap The following are some examples for teachers reasons for their positive, negative and neutral metaphors: Positive Having changes sometimes relaxes me