English Vocabulary Lesson on the difference between LIKE and AS

The video tutorial explains the differences between 'like' and 'as' in English grammar. It covers various grammatical roles of 'like' such as a noun, adverb, adjective, and conjunction, and explores words derived from 'like' like 'likely' and 'likable'. The tutorial also discusses the uses of 'as' as an adverb, pronoun, and preposition, and highlights idiomatic expressions involving 'as'.

What is the difference between 'like' as a preposition and 'like' as a conjunction?

Provide an example of 'like' used as a noun.

Explain how 'as' can be used as a conjunction with an example.

What does 'likable' mean and how is it used in a sentence?

Describe the idiom 'as good as' and provide an example.

What is the meaning of 'likeness' and how can it be used in context?

How does 'as yet' differ from 'as it were'? Provide examples.