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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Like in sentences
How can you use like in a sentence as a prepostion?
How can you use like in a sentence as an adjective?
How can you use like in a sentence as an adjective?
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Preposition: You ran like the wind. I get bored often, like when I have to do my homework. It is highly unusual to use 'like' as an adjective.
- Preposition: You ran like the wind.
- I get bored often, like when I have to do my homework.
- It is highly unusual to use 'like' as an adjective.
- These cars are of like design.
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Preposition:
You ran like the wind.
I get bored often, like when I have to do my homework.
It is highly unusual to use 'like' as an adjective.
These cars are of like design.
You ran like the wind.
I get bored often, like when I have to do my homework.
It is highly unusual to use 'like' as an adjective.
These cars are of like design.
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