1) "Like" means similar to, but not exactly the same: "He looks like his father." "As" means exactly the same: "He is the same height as his father." 2) This is an unbelievably huge question, and I really can't cover it in a few lines. You just have to do the research yourself. However, here are a couple of pointers... get (noun) = receive something. "I got a bike for Christmas." get (location) = arrive at a place. "How do you get to the city centre?" "I hope I don't get home too late." get (adjective) = become. "When he heard the news, he got angry." There's much much more, and I haven't even touched on phrasal verbs. Still, it's worth your while to learn these properly. 3) "to become" means you change from one state to another. Become a mother, become tired, and so on.

Question #1 The word " Like " can be used AS : 1- I LIKE you. 2- It's LIKE I love you almost! AS you can see, I'm telling you how to use these words! Question #2 Get and Got : Get : Ex : 1 - I will GET ready because my friend is waiting. 2 - GET ready, please! Got : Ex: 1 - I GOT ready 1 - You GOT ready! Question #3 Become : Ex : You will BECOME a star one day! Became : Ex: You BECAME a star!