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"Such as" vs "Like" Hi. I'm studying English and I have a question. I can't understand the difference usage between "Such as" and "Like" in native English. What is difference?

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"Such as" and "Like" can mean the same or very similar thing if used as a comparison. Such as would always be a comparative statement, like would not. I want to show you a fruit that grows on a tree, such as an apple. I want to show you a fruit that grows on a tree, like an apple. However, they are not interchangeable. I like you as a friend. Can be a statement, but you would never say: I such as you as a friend.

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