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Jacky56Lin Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

A cloud looks (or look) like a heart? Help me please!




Dear Teachers



Q1

Have you ever seen a cloud looks like a heart?

Have you ever seen a cloud look like a heart?

Are there any different meanings between them?

Q2

In spoken English can you accept a phrase as “they really small,” without a verb?





Thanks a lot.


  

Top answer

-- This is the only correct form. -- No .

— Mister Micawber

  • -- This is the only correct form.
  • -- No .
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Q1-- Have you ever seen a cloud that looks like a heart?-- This is the only correct form.

Q2--In spoken English can you accept a phrase as "they really small," without a verb?-- No.
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Q1

Have you ever seen a cloud that looks like a heart?
Have you ever seen a cloud look like a heart?
No these have the same meaning.

Q2
In spoken English can you accept a phrase as "they really small," without a verb?
No, you need 'are' as in: "they're really small" or "they are really small".
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Thank you very much. Mister Micawber and makka2802.



I ever learned like this kind of a sentence: as below



I saw her run in there.

I saw him kill the dog.

I saw him killing the dog.

I saw him killed by someone.

But someone said “I saw him kills the dog
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