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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
worked as /like
Hello,
1. He worked as a doctor.
2. He worked like a doctor.
Are both the sentences correct?
What are the differences between the two?
Thanks.
1. He worked as a doctor.
2. He worked like a doctor.
Are both the sentences correct?
What are the differences between the two?
Thanks.
Top answer
Hi, Both are correct, with different meanings. Here are some simple comments on meaning. 1 .
- Hi, Both are correct, with different meanings.
- Here are some simple comments on meaning.
- 1 .
- He worked as a doctor.
- He was a doctor.
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Hi,
Both are correct, with different meanings. Here are some simple comments on meaning.
1. He worked as a doctor. He was a doctor.
2. He worked like a doctor. He wasn't a doctor, but his work was very good, it seemed like a doctor's work.
Clive
Both are correct, with different meanings. Here are some simple comments on meaning.
1. He worked as a doctor. He was a doctor.
2. He worked like a doctor. He wasn't a doctor, but his work was very good, it seemed like a doctor's work.
Clive
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