I just wrote batch files that serve as aliases for those. I type ls in my command shell and it does a dir /w behind the scenes, which makes it look more like how it looks in Linux anyway. Here are the ones I have:

* cat.bat: type %1

* clear.bat: cls

* diff.bat: fc /n /w %1 %2

* ls.bat: dir /w %1%

* pwd.bat: cd

* touch.bat: echo . >> %1

* top.bat: tasklist

All have an @echo off at the top too. Touch is a little janky, because I couldn't figure out how to actually create an empty file with nothing in it from the command prompt.

I'm actually not really a Linux person, but on Mac you kinda have to use these, so I got more used to using them than the Windows counterparts.