37K views · 11K reactions | “Similar with” or “Similar to”? We say something is “similar to” something else. ✖️ We don’t say: “This is similar with mine.” ✅ We say: “This is similar to mine.” For example: ✅ “Similar to your idea.” ✅ “Similar to my experience.” ✖️ “Similar with” is a false translation from other languages — it’s never used in proper English. | English At The Ready | Facebook

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