Question: can you begin a sentence with like?
Answer: “Like”—and its opposite, “unlike”—often begin a sentence but lead to a misplaced modifier in the same manner as the word “as.” Take this faulty sentence: “Like most of you, the reason I study grammar is that it's fascinating.” Here, “the reason” is not like most of you; “I” am like most of you, and “I” should go right ...