I want the difference between although and however and the others article which have the same use and I want too the difference between as and like and the others article which have the same use thank you

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Hey!

  • Although: It's a concession. In spite of something, another one happens. Although it rained a lot, we enjoyed the trip. (It'd be normal if we didn't enjoy it, but we did.)

  • However: It's a contrast, like BUT. I can't swim well. However, I will try to. (It'd be normal if I didn't try, because I'm not good at it, but I will try to.)

  • As: It's used to say something someone is. I work as a teacher. (I am a teacher!)

  • Like: It's used to compare someone or a situation to another one. I work like a slave. (Of course I'm not a slave. However, I work like a slave does.)

Hope you like it! Take care.

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naresh 140

thank you lucas

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Any time, buddy!

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'as' is also used to express cause. e.g. I didn't win as/because I was not good.

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As it´s also used to express two different things that happened at the same time:

 

As I walked across the street, I saw Jim.

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"As" as an expression of cause can be used, but it very colloquial and actually quite rare.  You're far more likely to hear "because" or an abbreviated "'cause", pronounced 'coz'.

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