| Front | proper way to differentiate between like and as |
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| Back | use like when no verb follows Squiggly throws like a raccoon It acted just like my computer if the clause that comes next includes a verb, then you should use as Squiggly throws as if he were a raccoon It acted just as I would expect my computer to behave |
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