
BEGINNERS GRAMMAR
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Camilo Toloza
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like vs as
By Camilo A Toloza
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We use LIKE to say that something is similar to something or somebody and to give it some kind of emphasis.
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For example:
• Mathew is like his father
He is similar to them, no exactly the same, but looks like or acts like or behaves like them.
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This house is big and spacious. This house is like a castle!
It´s not literally or exactly a castle, but it is big, spacious and expensive, it resembles a castle.
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Another examples could be:
Stop behaving like animals!
She looks like a supermodel
He speaks like a native speaker
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Multiple Choice
According to those examples, which one do you think is the best option to create the grammatical structure to use LIKE in a sentence?
VERB + LIKE + NOUN&PRONOUN
ADVERB + LIKE + ADJECTIVE
LIKE + ADJECTIVE + VERB
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AS
The way; in the same way; in the same condition
The structure of the sentence is usually:
AS + SUBJECT + VERB.
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Nobody sings as she does.
Please do it as I showed you.
As I said before, we need to finish the homework today.
Some examples are:
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He started work as a carpenter.
She had many plants as decoration in her living room.
I worked as an English teacher at the school.
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Poll
What do you think is the correct word in this sentence:
He works in a bank, ___ his father.
LIKE
AS
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Open Ended
Please write a short dialogue using the words LIKE or AS in a correct way.
5 lines minimun.
like vs as
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