As-Like | Commonly Confused Words

As

/asdf/

A function word used to indicate comparison, time, or condition; also used to show role or function

Feel free to leave whenever your work is done.I won't be around unless you get your ass over here!"Just as her eyes met his, he looked away.

This word has no antonyms

/laɪk/

To find something pleasant or enjoyable

I like his new hairstyle.Mrs Blifil, now many years widowed, liked them both."Ye better just get used to not liking it," Spike suggest.

This word has no antonyms

As is often used before conjunctions or when making comparisons using result clauses.
Like is typically used as a preposition before nouns or pronouns.
Remember that as is used in a formal context, whereas like is more informal.
When comparing actions, as is more accurate and often followed by a clause, while like is usually followed directly by a noun or pronoun.
As can be used in roles or functions (e.g., work as a manager), while like indicates similarity (e.g., works like a manager).