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Nível Fluente › A Rose from Homer's Grave Part 2

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At the end of this lesson you'll be able to:
- Understand the different uses of "like" and "such as"
- Use more literary terms
- Understand different uses of the adjective "fair"

Vocabulário:
(weather) without clouds or storms, to move steadily towards something, to agree to or commit oneself to something or to do something, a journey to a sacred place, or a shrine, to remove or detach by grasping and pulling abruptly with the fingers, deep mental anguish, or intense sorrow
Gramática:
Uso de such as x like
Categorias:
textos, literatura

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SUCH AS X LIKE
Dialog: "Then footsteps approached, strangers, such as the rose had seen in her dream, came by..."

Both "like" and "such as" can mean "for example".

Some vegetables, like spinach and soybeans, are rich in calcium.
Some vegetables, such as spinach and soybeans, are rich in calcium.
A few employees from our department, like Derrick and Brenda, will be attending the conference in Las Vegas.
A few employees from our department, such as Derrick and Brenda, will be attending the conference in Las Vegas.

Dialog: "Like a mummy, the flower now rests in his "Iliad"...."

"Like", but not "such as", can mean "similar to", "the same as".

Rhonda has so much make-up on, she looks like a clown.
The raccoons got into our trash bins and spread the contents all over the back yard. It's like a trash dump out there!

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