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Compare “like” and “as” when they mean “in the same way as” or describe someone’s role.
Explain “like doing” versus “like to do” and give examples of both.
Explain the pattern “It’s not like someone to do something” and practise using it.
Compare “like,” “as if,” and “as though” in sentences about appearances or imaginary situations.
Show how the noun “like” is used in “the likes of which” and give natural examples.
Explain when adjective “like” sounds natural, and compare it with “similar” and “alike.”
Show how “like” is used as a conversational filler, and explain when it is appropriate or too informal.
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