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Rashin Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
look like vs look alike(please tell me swiftly)
hello,
the twins look like their mother.
we look alike.
Is there any differences grammatically or semantically?
Regards
R.N
the twins look like their mother.
we look alike.
Is there any differences grammatically or semantically?
Regards
R.N
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Semantically the same but grammatically very different. (an adverb)
- Semantically the same but grammatically very different.
- (an adverb)
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Semantically the same but grammatically very different.
Mr A looks like Mr B.(phrasal verb)
Mr A and Mr B look alike.(an adverb)
Mr A looks like Mr B.(phrasal verb)
Mr A and Mr B look alike.(an adverb)
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