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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
AS vs LIKE
How would you say theses?
- I cut my nail just like I would shave. Its something you do on a regular basis.
- Just as you can see, I've got a size 5 shirt on.
Thank you
- I cut my nail just like I would shave. Its something you do on a regular basis.
- Just as you can see, I've got a size 5 shirt on.
Thank you
Top answer
I cut my nail just like I would shave. Its something you do on a regular basis. Cutting my nails is just like shaving; it's something I do on a regular basis.
- I cut my nail just like I would shave.
- Its something you do on a regular basis.
- Cutting my nails is just like shaving; it's something I do on a regular basis.
- Cutting my nails is just like shaving; it's part of my regular routine.
- Just as you can see, I've got a size 5 shirt on.
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I cut my nail just like I would shave. Its something you do on a regular basis.
Cutting my nails is just like shaving; it's something I do on a regular basis.
Cutting my nails is just like shaving; it's part of my regular routine.
Just as you can see, I've got a size 5 shirt on.
As you can see, I have a size 5 shirt on.
As you can see, I'm wearing a size 5 shirt
Cutting my nails is just like shaving; it's something I do on a regular basis.
Cutting my nails is just like shaving; it's part of my regular routine.
Just as you can see, I've got a size 5 shirt on.
As you can see, I have a size 5 shirt on.
As you can see, I'm wearing a size 5 shirt
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