Dec 22nd, 2008, 05:49 pm
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 as vs. like
Hello,
me again with a new English question.
I know that both "as" and "like" can be used for comparisons, that they are sometimes completely interchangeable (I think so. am I right?) and sometimes not, but I can't figure out the exact rule.
This is an example which gives me a headache:
For example, there are two computer models: M75 an C68.
Should I say that M75 has some parts/characteristics/whatever AS or LIKE model C68?
or is the only possible way of saying it: M75 has the same parts as C68?
Can you understand what I'm confused with?
Thanks in advance. |
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