What's the difference between the two expressions?
"How shall I do it " ——"Just as you wish".
"How shall I do it " ——"Just as you like".
What's the difference between 'just as you wish' and 'just as you like'.
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There is no difference.
Just as you wish/like.
However you like/wish.
All four can be used.
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Neither of those are used. You should say
"How should I do it?" --> "However you want"
As you wish" and "as you like" in the context of that sentence should be "however you like". you wouldnt say "however you wish."
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We use both 'just as you wish' or 'just as you like'. The meaning is very similar. 'Wish' denotes desire. and 'like' denotes preference or what is more agreeable to you, but in most situations both answers would work.
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