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Emily_ Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
similar as/like
Hi.
"There was a suitcase like mine on the luggage rack."
"There was a suitcase similar as mine on the luggage rack."
The second sentence is not correct - could you tell me, when I can use "similar as"?
Thank you.
"There was a suitcase like mine on the luggage rack."
"There was a suitcase similar as mine on the luggage rack."
The second sentence is not correct - could you tell me, when I can use "similar as"?
Thank you.
Top answer
You should always use similar TO not as, when you are making a comparison in this way. There was a suitcase similar to mine on the luggage rack.
- You should always use similar TO not as, when you are making a comparison in this way.
- There was a suitcase similar to mine on the luggage rack.
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You should always use similar TO not as, when you are making a comparison in this way.
There was a suitcase similar to mine on the luggage rack.
There was a suitcase similar to mine on the luggage rack.
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What about this one:
We found cells of similar size as those describes by Smith et al.
We found cells of similar size as those describes by Smith et al.
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