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Re: Actors on Broadway have the difficult task of being singers [#permalink]
so it is not mandatory to use the verb with "as", is it?

OA is A
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Re: Actors on Broadway have the difficult task of being singers [#permalink]
1.A is like B.
2. A behaves as B does.

3. A behaves like B.

Easy way to distinguish,
Like is used to express similarity. It is normally used to show similarity
between two nouns e.g. Lemons are like limes.
As on the other hand would normally compare two clauses and not two nouns.
E.g. He looks as if he is drunk.

In the example 1, put AS => A is as B. Its wrong ? We should use LIKE.

In between example 2 and 3 ( simmilar to this question ), I would say if in answer choises
2 is not present I will be forsed to select 3. But if I have 2 in choises I NEVER shall select 3.

A behaves as B does.
We are comparing how A behaves with how B behaves. Isn't it ?



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