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Necrophagist Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Like vs as
"Wow, just like grandma used to make!"
"Wow, just as grandma used to make!"
Which one is correct?
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"Just like Grandma used to make" refers to the product, like cookies. "Just as Grandma used to make" refers to the method.
- "Just like Grandma used to make" refers to the product, like cookies.
- "Just as Grandma used to make" refers to the method.
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"Just like Grandma used to make" refers to the product, like cookies.
"Just as Grandma used to make" refers to the method.
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