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It`s the same to work as a cook than to work like a cook?
I have a doubt about "like" and "as": what is the difference betwen "to work as" and "to work like"? for exemple, the difference betwen "he works as a cook" and "he works like a cook" Thank you so much.
I think in spanish, french or italian (the languages I speak better) both sentences (he works like/he works as) have the same translation, but in english I think that they are not exactly the same thing.
Thank you very much
In english, to be like something (such as a cook), means to be very similar to it. So if you 'work like a cook' you are not actually a cook but you are very good at cooking. 'To work as a cook' means that you actually are a cook and your job is a chef.
Hope this helps :)
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