Grammar:
like+noun
- What a smart girl. She’s like her mother. (not as her mother)
(=she’s similar to her mother)
like+pronoun
- It’s raining. I love weather like this. (not weather as this)
like+(do)ing
- I hate when you’re talking like this with me. (not as this…)
- I like fruit like apples, oranges, bananas…
(like=for example)
or
- I like fruit such as apples,oranges, bananas…
The meaning of both sentences is the same.
Exercise+grammar:
https://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/like-and-as
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