Occupation: Singer

Nationality: American
Nickname: The Queen of Pop

What’s his/her first name?

What’s his/her last name?
What does he/she look like?
He/She is… He/She isn’t...
He/She has… He/She doesn’t have...
Occupation: Soccer player
Nationality: Mexican
Nickname: Chicharito

What’s his/her first name?

What’s his/her last name?
What does he/she look like?
He/She is… He/She isn’t...
He/She has… He/She doesn’t have...
Occupation: Musicians
Nationality: British
Nickname: The Fab Four

What’s his/her first name?

What’s his/her last name?
What does he/she look like?
He/She is… He/She isn’t...
He/She has… He/She doesn’t have...
Occupation: Boxer
Nationality: Mexican
Nickname: Canelo

What’s his/her first name?

What’s his/her last name?
What does he/she look like?
He/She is… He/She isn’t...
He/She has… He/She doesn’t have...
Like
‘Similar to’ or ‘the same as’.

You look like Bruno Mars.

Motorcycling is like bicycling.
She is a student, like me.
Like
‘For example’

I love sports like football and american

football.
I have hobbies like dancing and reading.
As
Use 'as' for jobs, roles or functions.

I work as a teacher.
I'll dress up as a ghost
for Halloween.
We can use the sofa as a bed.
As
‘In the same way as’

I drink tea, as most English people do.

San Isidro fair is in May,
as every year.
Please, do it as I showed you.
As
Other uses

As you know, I'm from Mexico.

You're early, as usual/always.
She's the same age as me.
‘Like’ and ‘as’
My dad is like a taxi driver for me,
sometimes.
(similar to a taxi driver)
My dad works as a taxi driver.
(that's his job)
‘Like’ and ‘as’
Like can mean 'similar to' or 'the same as'.
It can also mean 'for example.'
'As' can describe a job, role or function. It
can also mean 'in the same way that.'
Complete the sentences
● When I wake up I feel like a __________________.
I have hobbies like ___________________________.
I like classes like _____________________________.
I’d like to work as a/an ______________________.
I wouldn’t like to work as a/an _______________.
In Halloween, I’d dress as a/an ______________.
Write complete sentences
a) Yes.
No.
Purple.
Eleven.
Write complete sentences
Trust me. When you travel, when you meet an English
speaker, when you study in another country, you will
find the need to express exactly what you want beyond
simple and short sentences.

Writing full sentences helps you to practice Grammar

and Spelling. You can check your own answers in a
complete sentence.
*Take note*
I have a hobby.
I have some hobbies.
This is a hobbit.
This is a hobbit.
‘Like’ and ‘as’

Indigo Institute
Upper Primary
Alberto Hernández