Looks/look

The baby looks more like her father.

He looks more like his father.

Every singular 3rd-person noun and pronoun takes '-s' in the simple present.

SynonymThe baby looks/look more like her father.
He looks/look more like his father.

"Looks" is correct.

This is the present tense, third person singular:

I look We look

You look You look

He looks They look

Thanks Mr. Micabwer & Mr. Avangi

If would have been "John looks/look more like his father" what should be used?

John looks more like his father.

It's present tense & 3rd-person singular. (As Mister Micawber & Avangi said before.)

Thanks.

Which one is correct?

My sister look like my father and I am look like my mother.

My sister looks like my father and I looks like my mother.

Thanks

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