like (preposition)

1. 'Like' is used as a preposition to make comparisons and is followed by a noun

• He looks like his father
• She is agile like a cat

2. 'Like' can be used with the modifiers just and very

• My neighbour has bought a car just like mine
• He is very much like his brother

3. We use 'like' after the verbs 'seem', 'look', 'sound', 'smell', 'taste' and 'feel'

• She seems like a good person
• He looks like his brother
• It sounds like it's raining
• It smells like onions
• This meat tastes like chicken
• I feel like going to the beach