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Shun
like alike likely?
単語、用法の違いよくわかりません。
例文も良ければ頂きたいです。
What are these difference??
たなみに
Things that seem to be (alike) at first sight may turn out to be totally different.
↑この場合は何故alikeなのでしょうか?
Aug 17, 2012 12:31 PM
Answers · 2
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When comparing things, 'like' is the word that links one thing/group to another.
ex. Blue --(like)-- Sea. Blue like the Sea.
'alike' is the word that comes after the things/groups are already together.
ex. Apples + Pears = (alike). Apples and Pears are alike.
'likely' = "可能性", ですから それは比較のために使用されません。
ex. It's likely going to rain.
Hope this helps! :)
August 17, 2012
oh!I see. Thank you very much^^
August 18, 2012
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