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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Use 'Like' or 'as' in this sentence?
Like most of you did, I spent all day with my family.'
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' Technically, 'as' is the correct choice (think of it as an adverb), but many people have long used 'like'.
- ' Technically, 'as' is the correct choice (think of it as an adverb), but many people have long used 'like'.
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AnonymousLike most of you did, I spent all day with my family.'Technically, 'as' is the correct choice (think of it as an adverb), but many people have long used 'like'.
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Hello. Here I got one more example of "like".
Like + S + V. It's wrong or right in grammar, and when are they used? In informal English (like slang...etc)? Do it exist in tests? if yes, what will you do?
Thank you
Hello. Here I got one more example of "like".
Like + S + V. It's wrong or right in grammar, and when are they used? In informal English (like slang...etc)? Do it exist in tests? if yes, what will you do?
Thank you
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