Does it make sense?

I read this in my book and am wondering this makes sense
* The teacher and 40 of us took a picture like a class.(as sounds better to me than like)

thanks in advance!

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Originally Posted by sykim99

I read this in my book and am wondering this makes sense
* The teacher and 40 of us took a picture like a class.(as sounds better to me than like)

thanks in advance!

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We looked like a class. -- People had the impression we were a class.

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Originally Posted by sykim99

I read this in my book and am wondering this makes sense
* The teacher and 40 of us took a picture like a class.(as sounds better to me than like)

thanks in advance!

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Yes, the sentence with 'as' is correct. You can't use 'like'.

You could only use "like" here if you were NOT a class, but your picture was taken as though you were a class.

We took a picture as a class means all together, just your class.

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Originally Posted by teacherjulia

You could only use "like" here if you were NOT a class, but your picture was taken as though you were a class.

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Yes you could say that.

That's what I was going to say.