erpriyankabishnoi Wrote:Can we use 'as' to compare noun/ noun phrases ( similar to the way we do for like)? I know that we generally use 'as' to compare clauses/ prepositional phrases.
No, we use "like" to compare nouns or noun phrases. For example,
Like chocolate, vanilla is a popular ice cream flavor. (looks good)
As chocolate, vanilla is a popular ice cream flavor. (eek! not good)