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Like and As
Like
Like is used as a preposition before a noun or pronoun. It means 'similar to'. We can use it to compare appearances (or other senses).
- He ran like the wind.
- She sings like an angel.
- You look just like your mother.
- That sounds like the bus.
As
As can be used as a preposition. It means 'in the role of'. We often use it to talk about people's jobs.
- As your friend, I have to say you can't sing.
- I used my newspaper as an umbrella when it rained.
- I work as an actor.
- I've never produced a report as a journalist before.
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