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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Like/such as
Sir,
1.I (water) have smaller home also like ponds,rivers, and lakes.
2.I (water) have smaller home also such as ponds,rivers, and lakes.
are the usage of "like" and "such as" same ?
Are both sentences denote same meaning?
When should I use the "like" and when "such as"?
Thanks.
1.I (water) have smaller home also like ponds,rivers, and lakes.
2.I (water) have smaller home also such as ponds,rivers, and lakes.
are the usage of "like" and "such as" same ?
Are both sentences denote same meaning?
When should I use the "like" and when "such as"?
Thanks.
Top answer
'A smaller home/smaller homes'. Used to mean 'for example', I see no difference in usage or meaning.
- 'A smaller home/smaller homes'.
- Used to mean 'for example', I see no difference in usage or meaning.
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'A smaller home/smaller homes'.
Used to mean 'for example', I see no difference in usage or meaning.
Used to mean 'for example', I see no difference in usage or meaning.
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