Hi everybody,
I would like to ask how it works when a student hasn't finished their studies yet, and, have some working experience in their field.
For example:
I will finish my studies this year, and I can already play the guitar reasonably well. Last year I worked as a music teacher for two months or Last year I worked like a music teacher for two months?
I have heard that 'as' is used when you are speaking about your profession, and 'like' when you are comparing your work to a profession which is not your real profession... In this case, the person is not a teacher yet... but a student or teacher-to-be...
Thanks a lot
I would like to ask how it works when a student hasn't finished their studies yet, and, have some working experience in their field.
For example:
I will finish my studies this year, and I can already play the guitar reasonably well. Last year I worked as a music teacher for two months or Last year I worked like a music teacher for two months?
I have heard that 'as' is used when you are speaking about your profession, and 'like' when you are comparing your work to a profession which is not your real profession... In this case, the person is not a teacher yet... but a student or teacher-to-be...
Thanks a lot