What's the difference? Advanced grammar

Question

1. I don't smoke, like Jane.

2. Like Jane, I don't smoke.

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Hi. This is a question asked long ago. Here's the explanation:

After a negative clause, a comparison with as or like usually refers only to the positive part of what comes before.

I don't smoke, like Jane. (Jane smokes.)

 

Before a negative clause, the comparison refers to the whole clause.

Like Jane, I don't smoke. (Mary doesn't smoke.)

Answer 1

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