Today’s two grammar tips: “Like” is a preposition and should be followed by an object to make a prepositional phrase. “As” is a conjunction and should be followed by a clause containing a subject and a verb. So, you would say, “He runs like a cheetah,” or you would say, “He runs as a cheetah does.” [...]
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