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Erin
In the following sentance ... My Siamese cat moved across the floor just like a lion stalking its prey. Can we say that "just like" looks better because, "lion stalking its pray" is drawing a similarity between the first part and the later. And as a clarification to summarize, "as" is used whenever we compare clauses (sub & verb) on both side and "like" is used if noun is compared |
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