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When the meaning is appropriate, you may start a sentence with the word like.
Like a bridge over troubled water, I will lay me down.
Like any other man in the 1950s, Harry wore a suit, tie, and hat to work.
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However, notice that the following two sentences mean completely different things:
I want to marry a girl like mother.
Like mother, I want to marry a girl.
The first one means I wish to marry someone who is similar to my mother.
The second one means both mother and I want to marry a girl.
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