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GatoDelFuego
GatoDelFuego
I saw that, I'm working over it :}
GatoDelFuego
GatoDelFuego
Luckily for you though I didn't show up a minute earlier!
dhelmise
"like" =/= "such as." "like" means "similar to; in the vein of," while "such as" means "for example."
GatoDelFuego
GatoDelFuego
exactly. But for example in this sentence "Good physical walls like Landorus-T that handle powerful setup sweepers", saying 'similar to Landorus-T' doesn't add anything. If a wall is good, it doesn't matter that it's similar to Landorus-T. So if it's a comparison, it's useless information and should be removed. The other option is that Landorus-T was being presented as an example of something usable, which means 'such as' is the right choice.
dhelmise
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