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 1. This looks like a very old building.

Note: When used as a preposition, "like" means "similar to."

 2. A racoon looks like a cross between a cat and a dog.

 3. He dresses like a gangster.

4. When Vanessa sings, she sounds like Katy Perry.

5. Sue draws pictures like a five-year old child, but she’s an adult.

 6. He seems like kind of an odd kid.

 7. This coffee tastes like crap.

 
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