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Tntenglishmaster Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Distinguish between like and as.
In the case, which is proper?
1. He wore as a ghost.
2. He wore like a ghost.
1. He wore as a ghost.
2. He wore like a ghost.
Top answer
I don't understand what any of your sentences mean! I suspect you intend this: He dressed up as a ghost.
- I don't understand what any of your sentences mean!
- I suspect you intend this: He dressed up as a ghost.
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I don't understand what any of your sentences mean!
I suspect you intend this:
He dressed up as a ghost.
I suspect you intend this:
He dressed up as a ghost.
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