I did the job like you told me to.
Conjunction
It tastes like chicken. Are you sure this is vegan?
Preposition
Nobody ever told me what they think like she did.
Conjunction
We can’t ignore the fact that he loves you like a father.
Preposition
Nobody understands me like my best friend does.
Conjunction
Do you like going to the cinema?
Verb
They like horror films.
Verb
They look nothing like their father.
Preposition
I don’t like this dessert. It tastes like feet!
Preposition
I like your new jacket.
Verb
We like to go to the park on Sundays.
Verb
You look like your aunt Mary.
Preposition
That man looks like you Math teacher, doesn't he?
Preposition
That girl looks like she’s about to cry.
Conjunction
I didn’t like what they did to me.
Verb
My father likes to cook for the whole family on Sundays.
Verb
He likes Anne, but she lives too far away.
Verb
What does your best friend like doing at the weekend?
Verb
Your brother told me that he likes me.
Verb
They seem like nice people, but I’m not sure if we should trust them.
Preposition
My new clients speak German like native speakers.
Preposition
That looks like my wallet. Where did you find it?
Preposition
Gina is an amazing artist! She sings like an angel.
Preposition
Like anyone here will tell you, you must be careful.
Conjunction