ajaynit wrote:
can someone please help me with like versus As.
i read through the forum and could figure out that like is used with Noun and As with verb but then somewhere i am messing it up....unable to figure whats lacking inme..
You've got the basic rule down. They are both comparison words, but do a different job. "Like" compares how two nouns are alike. "As" compares how two nouns do the same verb.
So I can say:
Like his father, he went to school to study chemistry.
OR
He went
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