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"Like" and "as" are not the same, although they are often used to make comparisons. "Like" is typically used to compare nouns or pronouns, while "as" is used to compare actions or introduce clauses. For example, you would say "She sings like a bird" (comparing her singing to a bird) but "She sings as a professional" (indicating the manner in which she sings). Their usage reflects different grammatical structures in English.
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Do friends like the same things?
Yes they do like the same thing. But not totally the same thing.
Is it Actavis same like Actonel?
Is It Actavis same like Actonel
Like terms are either or they are terms with the same that have the same?
Like terms are terms that have the same combination of variables.
Radicals with the same radicand and same index?
Like terms or like radicals
Two radical expressions with the same degree and the same are called like terms?
radicand
What is like something else in all ways?
same
Is 'has the same interests like him' correct?
Has the same interests as him
What word means nearly the same as like?
"Similar" is a word that means nearly the same as "like."
Does one same noise like sound have exactly the same effect in different people?
does one same like sound have exactly the same effect on different people
What does like seeks like mean?
the same
What does 'like seek like' mean?
the same
Is anything the same?
yes lots of things are the same like for example two balls could be the same or it could twins or anything like that
