LIKE, AS or SUCH AS? How to Give Example in English - Basic English Grammar

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This video worth more than just one thumb up. I was very confused with the right use of these words. So thank you very much.

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Thank you so much for your video class. I always learn something new with you. Your input for as is enormous. Congratulation and thank you again 🌹

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This is The best explanation about these three words!

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This lesson deserves a like, thank you!

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Amazing lesson. My sentences: - I'm afraid I can't go there today because I have lots of things to do, like cooking for my kids and do the cleaning. - They treated me well, I felt as If were important. - My nephew speaks like his father. - Smokers are more likely to develop diseases, such as cancer and lung diseases

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Gosto quando o professor ensina e depois fala que os os propios nativos não respeitam as regras da gramática, porque se não avisar isso, quando ouvimos um nativo falar "errado" irá confundir nossa mente pensado que aprendemos errado. Muito boa essas suas aulas

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Now i know the difference between like and as and such as thank you for amazing explation

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Thanks for the amazing explanation, would you please explain the difference between ( probable & potential )

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Very interesting lesson, I have sometimes seen HOW used inside sentences. In which cases?

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I finally understand the difference between those 2 forms.

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thank you very much to explain it was confusing me.

[@xdanny7x]

I went to Colombia last June to visit the friend and I met amazing places such as plaza de chorro de Quevedo, plaza Bolívar, cerro de montserrate and so on is better than say "like cerro de montserrate, plaza de chorro de Quevedo and so on"?

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[@كنرجلا-ر2ط]

As come before a nounphrase+with a verb (to comparing '' the first looks like the second.. Like ,you can use it just putting a noun phrase and people use like like as, like I did .. But maybe people know it but they consider it like casual Such as, is more formal than like

[@prpaulocosta3]

"nothing will change such a pure and unconditional love AS/LIKE this" In this sentence which one is correct? Thank you!

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[@pkyy.08]

so like and such as are used exactly the same way but such as is used more formal than like right?

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You explain as my teachers do

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May get the full lesson?

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example: we run like a cheetah. we have a lot of food like pizza, burger and noodle we run fastly as cheetah chase a deer we have a lot of work such as create a report and doing payment process

[@oudou2.0]

Please can we replace like by such as every time?

[@Дмитрийалгин]

Thumb up!

[@chrislisenby2681]

It is highly unlikely for like to replace as in comparisons because vernacular language will not replace formal language. The only reason English language was changed in America is, because the people of influence in the beginning of the republic decided to modify English to distinguish America from from the former fatherland that they fought a war for independence.

[@86gotham]

Everywhere, like Such as.

[@shubham6814]

Hello Alisa, I have an another question, what is the difference between a phrase and an idiom ❓❓❓❓ Very confused😕❓😕❓ Please mention it in your videos Love from india

[@outsider1305]

I hope this helps: A phrase is a set of words (For example: "Why am I sad?") But an idiom is a set of words that are almost like myths of why something happens(Or you can just think of it as the words in the sentence don't contribute to the meaning) (For example: "In a pickle.) The person isn't inside of a pickle; they are simply in an unwanted or bad situation.

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Like and as coming in one sentence

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It's funny to know that native speakers don't follow the rules. Anyways thanks a lot for the explanation. You're such as a great teacher.

[@zelink8420]

I have a question, in the example with “AS” Specifically, when Alisha says “She sleeps as if she were a baby”, why uses WERE and Not WAS with pronoun SHE??? Thanks in advanced

[@viktorlavrenenko1713]

@@guneyerkmen5623, you should pay your attention to the second conditional type, there are two forms of the verb "to be", which are used there, i.e., "was" / "were". You can apply them interchangeably. Good luck

[@realdaly]

I'm sure that most native speakers use them in a correct way in writing, but the tend to use like in all cases in speaking cuz it's not that important.

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In the last time I've noticed, that i can to understand some sentences from english songs, like as if they were in my native language. =)

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Alisha thnks

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How about your han?

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Please make your writing clearer and easier to read

[@addar]

Ian Anderson would have appreciated this explanation when he composed "Thick As A Brick".

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Good lesson, but Alicia speaks very slowly, probably to make the video easier to understand.

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im Abdifitah Aff, what meaning of Does?

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Can anyone confirm if the below sentence is correct? "We see quantity as 10,000 shares."