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Hrsanei Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
As/like/as if/as though
Hi.
Which of the alternative is correct in the follwoing context?
It is a mechanical hand, rather...............a robot's hand.
A. Like
B. As
C. As if
D. As though
I would be grateful if you could explain your reason for making such a choice
Thanks
Which of the alternative is correct in the follwoing context?
It is a mechanical hand, rather...............a robot's hand.
A. Like
B. As
C. As if
D. As though
I would be grateful if you could explain your reason for making such a choice
Thanks
Top answer
like "like" is usually followed by a noun/pronoun phrase.
- like "like" is usually followed by a noun/pronoun phrase.
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