Test your English Grammar | as or like??

[tiffanyhtun]

Like is correct one.
If you use 'as', you need to restructure the sentence "I speak as a native speraker does."

[JulianaVeselayaSmelaya]

I choose “Like “ because native is adjective + speaker (noun)

[KikosDaugthers]

Thank teacher I refresh my mind in English lesson

[김대니-wy]

as = has two grammar meanings, one is preposition and the other conjunction. Meaning that if as works as preposition noun or gerund follows. If it is used as conjunction, noun and verb follows.

[murtadah]

Short and sweet lessons; get into the mind so easily, so readily. Thanks LKLogic.

[TesfayeMesfen]

1.she looks like her mother
2.he works as his father works
3.I speak like a native speaker

[anselmodionisio]

I think both, in the firt place “as”, thanks, I like your Chanel and shorts, easy way to improve your english, Hi from Spain

[richieangeluzdiendo]

Thanks you made it easier to understand

[jeganjegatheesh]

It's very useful...thank you so much for you teaching ...I can easily understand. 😍

[nguyenngocanh]

it's very useful and easy to understand

[mukulgoyal]

Like
A nice way to teach the nuance difference between similar or confusing words.

[liybovkrasulina]

I speak like a native speaker. Cos speaker it’s a noun

[estrellapaz]

Give the correct answer please. Some of us are beginners and we are left with doubt in many videos 😢 people here give both options

[rajeshv]

Ooooh.... There is so much difference between
Superb 💞

[fatematujjahura]

Your videos are just amazing, glad to learn many unknown things 😊

[JessicaGarcia-vyci]

Excelente forma de enseñar, me ayuda mucho.graccias, desde Honduras.

[stashjonez]

For the third one as and like in my opinion both make sense.

[lamontagne]

The answer is "Like".
Thank you for this short video.
Watching from @Côte d'Ivoire.

[malikwafa]

As because In question write is a negative speaker noun and pronoun SA as