Understand English grammar has not been so difficult during my learning, but what really is a struggle for me is to apply these rules in daily life. In a test, I'm able to remember all rules, but during speaking or writing, I always have doubts. One of my bigger struggles is knowing where to use "like" or "as" in phrases.

To train the rules, I'm going to try to create some phrases based on the meaning of the use in the phrase, following the rules from this web page (https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/grammar/intermediate-to-upper-intermediate/as-and-like)

- Making comparisons

The demand for the goods increases with the economic shock from the creation of the app as well as supply.

This summer is not so hot as much as the latter.

The online presentation is not so uncomfortable as in-person presentations.

This algorithm works like the old-time ones.

Nothing tastes like grandma's food.

People are living as if they did not have an in-person life before.

Without vaccine on the horizon, we are living as though we are never going to see each other in-person again.

All hackers are not bad people like we usually believe.

-Giving examples

There are a lot of tax regimes in different levels of firms such as labor regulations and revenue taxes.

We can try different exercises inside the home like push-ups and jump rope.

-Talking about a job or function

I worked as an intern for two years in the same place.

- as to connect two phrases

I try to plan my day as I've been procrastinating too much during the day.

As I coding I, I always listen to a podcast.

As expected, I cannot concentrate too much on doing two things at the same time.