Sentence: As with all diseases, the best cure is prevention (“As with” is underlined). Experts suggest that you avoid borrowing computer disks because they might contain viruses.
F. No change
G. Similarly to
H. In the same way as
J According with
The answer is F, why isn’t it G? I picked G because the next sentence talks about preventing viruses in a computer and similar to diseases, should be prevented as it’s the best cure.
The comparison is not made until the 2nd sentence, so you wouldn’t use similarly until you have established the connection
@wisteria100 But doesn’t “As with” insinuate that a disease is the same as a computer virus? I thought they were two different things…
It is used as a metaphor
@wisteria100 Thanks a lot I understand the question much better now!
Hi. I got a 31C on the June ACT and I’m very happy with it so I’m take every precaution possible. If I got my final scores back should I send to colleges now? Are my scores completely finalized and ready to be sent? Thanks for any help.