1She is as beautiful ............... an angel.
Wrong!
Use "as" in the pattern as + adjective + as.
2The jewels shone ............... stars.
Wrong!
Use "like" before a noun when you mean similar to something.
3............... you know, I am looking for a job.
Wrong!
Use "As" in the fixed expression "As you know".
4She talks ............... a scholar.
Wrong!
Use "like" before a noun when you mean similar to that kind of person.
5They were fighting ............... dogs.
Wrong!
Use "like" before a noun when you compare the way people behave.
6I felt ............... crying.
Wrong!
Use "like" before an -ing form in the expression "feel like".
7............... responsible citizens, we should follow the rules.
Wrong!
Use "As" to mean in the role or position of something.
8She looks ............... Princess Diana.
Wrong!
Use "like" before a noun when someone has a similar appearance.
9It looks ............... it is starting to rain.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"As if" is standard before a clause, and "like" is also common in informal English.
10She talks ............... she is rich.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"As if" is standard before a clause, and "like" is also common in informal English.
11He sat there crying ............... he had lost everything.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
"As if" is standard before a clause, and "like" is also common in informal English.
12She sings ............... a nightingale.
Wrong!
Use "like" before a noun when you compare someone with something.
Done.
Score: 0/12
Answers
- She is as beautiful as an angel.
- The jewels shone like stars.
- As you know, I am looking for a job.
- She talks like a scholar.
- They were fighting like dogs.
- I felt like crying.
- As responsible citizens, we should follow the rules.
- She looks like Princess Diana.
- It looks as if / like it is starting to rain.
- She talks like / as if she is rich.
- He sat there crying like / as if he had lost everything.
- She sings like a nightingale.
