What is the difference between "Like" and "As"?
could you give me some examples , please
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'Like' means 'similar to'.
Crocodiles are like alligators = Crocodiles are similar to alligators
So, if you say, for example:
'I worked like a slave' (un esclavo)
you mean that you worked very hard. This doesn't mean that you really were a slave!
However, if you say:
'I worked as a waiter in a restaurant'.
you mean that you really were a waiter. This was your job.
We can also use 'as ...as' for comparatives.
You aren't as tall as your father.
I study as much as I can.
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