Like vs As (Easy Rule) ! 🔥 #shorts

Added: 2026-05-07

[00:00:00]English rule. The uses of like and as.

[00:00:03]Like is always followed by noun or pronoun. Like means similar to. It is always followed by noun, pronoun, or a noun phrase.

[00:00:14]Not a full clause. Let's move toward as.

[00:00:17]It means in the same way that followed by a clause. That is as is always followed by a subject plus verb. Now, let's see some examples. She sings like a professional. Do it as I showed you.

[00:00:32]As is followed by subject plus verb. He looks like his brother. Here, like is followed by a noun or pronoun. She talks as her mother does. Like subject plus verb. This taste like chicken.

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