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Like / As / Unlike / Such as

Like

- it is followed by a noun or a pronoun

- it is used to compare things

- it means ' similar to '

She is like her mother.

You speak like a native speaker.

Ann looks like a princess.

As

- it is used to refer to something or someone's appearance or function

Before she became a waitress she worked as a cleaning lady.

- in the same way

I always drink strong black coffee as they do in my country.

- to refer to the degree of something

Your son will soon be as tall as his father.

- as  a conjunction ( to connect two clauses )

As they were leaving, Mary called.

Like and As

- they can both be used to show how things are similar

He runs like a panther.

He runs as a panther does.

Unlike

- not alike, dissimilar, not equal

For twins, the girls are very unlike.

I am unlike my sister in many ways.

- not typical or characteristic for someone or something

It is unlike her to be late.

- when using to contrast somebody or something with another person or thing

Unlike the old generation of computers, the next generation of computers will be more efficient.

Such as

- to introduce an example or series of examples

- it means ' for example ', ' of a kind '

Animals such as elephants and lions...

Such as and Like

- they can both be used to introduce examples

- in formal academic writing ' such as ' is better than ' like '

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