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Like - Alike

Alike as an adjective means 'the same' or 'similar', but as an adverb means 'in the same way'.

As an adjective:

EX: My daughter and her friend went to the party last night. Their clothes were alike.

As an adverb:

EX: I always try to treat all my children alike.

Like as a preposition means 'similar to'.

EX: My daughter is like my sister.

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1. I mistake my cousin for his brother. They look .

2. My daughter and my sister look except for the colour of their eyes.

3. When my daughter was a child she drew pictures an adult.

4. These two cats look so much .

5. All the flats in this street look so much that I can't find my friend's one.

6. My mother and my aunt look my grandmother.

7. Our jackets are so that I can't tell which is mine.

8. All children poor or rich should have a chance to continue their education .

9. His walking is exactly his grandfather's one.

10. I saw your friend. She looks her mother.

11. My aunt has two daughters. They look very much .

12. What does your husband look ? - He is handsome.

13. This dog and her puppy are .

14. The dresses of these girls look very much .

15. Your house still looks a new building.

16. Our houses are not exactly .

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