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Tzitziki Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Like/as
i really need a few days off.i have been working ___ a dog these past few weeks.
a.like
b.as
c.as if
d.so much
Is it like or as? And Why ?(thanks)
a.like
b.as
c.as if
d.so much
Is it like or as? And Why ?(thanks)
Top answer
Like a dog used as an adverbial phrase to signify how you have been working. ' as a dog ' is an adjective phrase modifying the subject ' I " So ' like ' should be more appropriate
- Like a dog used as an adverbial phrase to signify how you have been working.
- ' as a dog ' is an adjective phrase modifying the subject ' I " So ' like ' should be more appropriate
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Like a dog
used as an adverbial phrase to signify how you have been working.
' as a dog ' is an adjective phrase modif
used as an adverbial phrase to signify how you have been working.' as a dog ' is an adjective phrase modif
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