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As vs. Like

January 9, 2022 - A1pdf

Fill in the blanks with as or like.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1She works ............... a receptionist.
Wrong!
As is used to talk about the role a person performs.
2They fought ............... lions.
Wrong!
Like is a preposition; it is followed by a noun; as is a conjunction; it is followed by a clause.
3............... you know, we cannot promote inefficiency.
Wrong!
Like is a preposition; it is followed by a noun; as is a conjunction; it is followed by a clause.
4She sings ............... a cuckoo.
Wrong!
Like is a preposition; it is followed by a noun; as is a conjunction; it is followed by a clause.
5When she heard the news, she cried ............... a baby.
Wrong!
Like is a preposition; it is followed by a noun; as is a conjunction; it is followed by a clause.
6............... his father, he does not smoke.
Wrong!
Like is a preposition; it is followed by a noun; as is a conjunction; it is followed by a clause.
7............... I am his father, it is my duty to protect him.
Wrong!
Like is a preposition; it is followed by a noun; as is a conjunction; it is followed by a clause.
8That cloud looks ............... a cat.
Wrong!
Like is a preposition; it is followed by a noun; as is a conjunction; it is followed by a clause.
9Animals ............... lions, tigers and wolves are carnivores.
Wrong!
Like is a preposition; it is followed by a noun; as is a conjunction; it is followed by a clause.
10I felt ............... crying.
Wrong!
I felt like crying means I wanted to cry.
11He arrived just ............... we were about to go.
Wrong!
Just as is used to talk about two actions that happen simultaneously.
12............... you don’t like it, I won’t do it.
Wrong!
Like is a preposition; it is followed by a noun; as is a conjunction; it is followed by a clause.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. She works as a receptionist.
  2. They fought like lions.
  3. As you know, we cannot promote inefficiency.
  4. She sings like a cuckoo.
  5. When she heard the news, she cried like a baby.
  6. Like his father, he does not smoke.
  7. As I am his father, it is my duty to protect him.
  8. That cloud looks like a cat.
  9. Animals like lions, tigers and wolves are carnivores.
  10. I felt like crying.
  11. He arrived just as we were about to go.
  12. As you don’t like it, I won’t do it.
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