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    The document provides examples of using the words "as" and "like" in different contexts. It contains two sections with gaps to be filled with either "as" or "like" depending on the intended meaning. The first section has 10 examples and the second has 9 examples demonstrating the proper uses of "as" for comparisons and "like" for similarities.

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    The document provides examples of using the words "as" and "like" in different contexts. It contains two sections with gaps to be filled with either "as" or "like" depending on the intended meaning. The first section has 10 examples and the second has 9 examples demonstrating the proper uses of "as" for comparisons and "like" for similarities.

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    AS / LIKE

    AS VS LIKE
    A. Put as or like into each gap.
    ▶ Put everything back AS it was.
    ▶ My head feels LIKE it is going to explode.
    ▶ He’s so fast, he runs LIKE the wind.
    ▶ A lion isn’t AS fast AS a cheetah.
    ▶ AS your friend, I advise you to think again.
    ▶ I have done the work, AS we agreed.
    ▶ You don’t like fighting, LIKE me.
    ▶ There is too much crime in Brazil, AS in South Africa.
    ▶ We need a great leader AS Nelson Mandela.
    ▶ As you can see, I have finished.
    A. Put as or like into each gap.
    ▶ Please finish the work AS soon AS possible.
    ▶ This medicine tastes LKE lemon.
    ▶ He went to the same primary school AS I did.
    ▶ He’s really clever, LIKE his dad!
    ▶ What’s the new teacher LIKE?
    ▶ My little brother looks just LIKE me.
    ▶ I have no patience for people LIKE her!
    ▶ What I beautiful winter day, it’s just LIKE spring.
    ▶ Morris eats LIKE a horse. You’d better make more food.
    ▶ I have a cell phone LIKE yours.
    THANKS

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