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How to stop saying the word " like "
Refrain from using " like " to make approximations.
Instead, use about, roughly, approximately, around, and other similar words to make approximations. Try to omit approximations when they are unnecessary.

Choose from: + Instead of saying, " we spent like $500 at the mall today, " say, " we spent around $500 at the mall today. " instead of saying, " you need, like, a wetsuit to surf, " just say, " you need a wetsuit to surf. + For example, you may say, " i feel like you are my mom, " and your partner might say, " my sister. " using the adverb " like " can minimize the confusion of your referring to your partner as " my mom " in another sentence and alter the context of your conversation. + For example, say you want your friend to give you rides to and from work. You say " that sounds like a good idea, i should borrow my car for a ride. + For example, instead of saying " it looked like..." try saying " it looked like.... " Use " like " for clarification.
Instead of saying, " we spent like $500 at the mall today, " say, " we spent around $500 at the mall today. " instead of saying, " you need, like, a wetsuit to surf, " just say, " you need a wetsuit to surf.