as/like

[idiotmike]

Dear all,

have a similar problem as your have.
Have a similar problem like you have.
have a similar problem as yours
have a similar problem like yours

Please tell me which sentence is correct?

Thank you

 

[bhaisahab]

Dear all,

have a similar problem as your have.
Have a similar problem like you have.
have a similar problem as yours
have a similar problem like yours

Please tell me which sentence is correct?

Thank you

None of them is very good. "I have a problem similar to yours" is better.

 

[emsr2d2]

Dear all,

have a similar problem as your have.
Have a similar problem like you have.
have a similar problem as yours
have a similar problem like yours

Please tell me which sentence is correct?

Thank you

Bhaisahab is absolutely correct (as usual!) The correct phrase is "similar to". The opposite is "different from".

 

[tedtmc]

For comparison, similar is always followed by 'to' something/somebody.
'Same' is followed by 'as'.
One thing is like another (no preposition).

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