Read this line from "Empire State Building." I look down Broadway for a work of art, the Fulton Fish Market for a slice of life What is the best summary of the figurative language in the underlined sentence?

The figure of speech that best describes the underlined sentence "the Fulton Fish Market for a slice of life" is a Metaphor.

Explanation:

"a slice of life" does not actually refer to any food. It's seeks to express the notion that the fish market is full of life.

In this manner, the author goes there to encounter some of it. All things considered, the market is so alive on account of the sum and assorted variety of individuals that shop or sell there, and their loud trades.

explanation:

i would say or you because there is no harm in doing so. since the other person said something nice to you. you should also say something nice back to them too.