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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

double "s" on verb

Hey there,

Do I put "S" on both "verb" because of the 3rd person?

She looks likes Britney spears.

Thank You
  

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Hi, You probably meant "She looks like Britney S pears. " (= she resembles Britney Spears, she's similar to Britney Spears). key=46183&dict=CALD

— Tanit

  • Hi, You probably meant "She looks like Britney S pears.
  • " (= she resembles Britney Spears, she's similar to Britney Spears).
  • key=46183&dict=CALD
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Hi,

You probably meant "She looks like Britney Spears." (= she resembles Britney Spears, she's similar to Britney Spears).
If that's the meaning you wanted to convey, "like" is not a verb, here, but a preposition:
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You would say "She likes Britney Spears", ('likes' here is the verb),
and "She looks like Britney Spears" ('looks' is the verb here).
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