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Jean-François
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Oct 6, 2022
Je te remercie pour ton commentaire, Mike. Grâce à ton assiduité et tes efforts, tu as fait d'énormes progrès et tu peux t'exprimer aisément sur n'importe quel sujet.
Jean-François
French
Oct 27, 2021
Merci pour ta participation active, Mike. C'est toujours un plaisir.
Jean-François
French
Sep 8, 2021
Mike est un élève très assidu, persévérant et surtout passionné, des qualités qui lui permettent de progresser. Continu ainsi Mike!
Jean-François
French
Jul 7, 2021
Tu es toujours très attentif aux corrections et t'efforce toujours de réemployer le nouveau vocabulaire. Bravo pour tes efforts Mike!
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  • Corrected

    "as" and "like"

    In English, there are two words for comparing two things. You can use "like" and "as."  For example:

    "I studied math as/like my uncle." (Note: Use "like" here, not "as")

    Nevertheless, there are situations when just one must be used. What is the rule for knowing when I should use one or the other?

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    May 21, 2017
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  • Corrected
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    May 21, 2017
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  • Answered
    Do you mean dementia? That is a disease of the mind that makes you forget things. I have never heard the word teenmentia.
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    October 2, 2016
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