LIKE / AS
Fill in the blanks with like or as:
1. She
works_____an engineer.
2. He is
not _____his brother.
3. John was
pretending______he was a monster.
4. I hate
companies______this.
5. You're
annoying_____usual.
6. I enjoy
cities ______ New York and London.
7. You
sound just______your mother.
8. You
should do_____your mother told you.
9. I
feel_____I've known you whole my life.
10. They
seem_____they know the truth.
11. She is
amazing ______always.
12. It's
_____ a dog, but it isn't.
13. Peter
is______his older brother.
14. Sonia
works_____a truck driver! Amazing, isn't it?
15. It looks
____it's going to rain.
16. I eat
wholemeal food _____ wholemeal bread and wholewheat spaghetti.
17. He seems
_____he had a tough night.
18. I
prepared lunch_____I promised.
19. Tom
wants to work______an architect.
20. My
brother looks_____Ben Affleck.
21. _____ a
friend of yours I'd like you to think twice.
22. You are
not so jealous _____ me.
23. I'll
attend the class_____an observer.
24. I
arranged my apartment______a small castle.
25. It was _____ a big storm.
26. She looked _____an old witch.
27. He gave it to me____ a present, so I don't
have to give it back.
28. I don't like films_____this.
29. Talking to her is______talking to the wall.
30. The castle we saw is ______ a nice dream.
AS-in the same
way:
AS+Subject+Verb; AS+Subject
1.
She works as an accountant.
2.
You need to get things done as I told you.
3.
He seems as he had a tough night.
Drill: Use whether as or like in all sentences.
Only one of them is possible in all sentences:
1. Maria
works______a teacher.
2. I'm not
beautiful_____you.
3. You are
strong _____ a bull!
4. No one
is amazing _____ she is!
5. Will my
eyes turn hazel____ my father's?
6. It's
green_____spring.
LIKE-means similar
to or exactly the same as:
Like+noun
( like a dog) or pronoun ( like that) or –ing suffix( like
driving):
- She is like her father.
- She always behaves like that.
- It's like driving in dark.
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