1. As he said, we need change our business goals.
2. Like what he said, we need to change our business goals.
I know #1 is correct, but is #2 equally correct?
2. Like what he said, we need to change our business goals.
I know #1 is correct, but is #2 equally correct?
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We need to change our business goals like what he said.
Could you accept it now? If not, why not?
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whathe said, we need to change our business goals.2. Like
whathe said, we need to change our business goals. (I believe this is AmE.)However, 'like what he said' is still correct in certain sentences that do not share the meaning of 'as he said'. For example,
He finds out that the public doesn't like what he said, so he changes it.
Please correct me if I am wrong.
This is correct, but has a totally different meaning. This is the VERB like.