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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Like/As
When do we use Like and As?
For instance, nobody plays like/as you.
He speaks like/as a native speaker.
All i know is we use a clause when using As. Contaririly, while using LIKE, we will use noun phrase and it will be followed by a noun.
For instance, nobody plays like/as you.
He speaks like/as a native speaker.
All i know is we use a clause when using As. Contaririly, while using LIKE, we will use noun phrase and it will be followed by a noun.
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I think as occurs before clause and like, before a noun. She speaks like a teacher. She speaks as a teacher (does).
- I think as occurs before clause and like, before a noun.
- She speaks like a teacher.
- She speaks as a teacher (does).
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I think as occurs before clause and like, before a noun.
She speaks like a teacher.
She speaks as a teacher (does).
She speaks like a teacher.
She speaks as a teacher (does).
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