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Mizansinha007 Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Phrasal verb

#1. He is looking like his father.
Please, teach me other expressions to express the sentence above.

Is it possible to make that statement with a 'phrasal verb' ? like, "He was named after his cousin"

Thanks teachers.
  

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Is it right to say, 'He looks after his father'? I think, it's quite incorrect.

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  • Is it right to say, 'He looks after his father'?
  • I think, it's quite incorrect.
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Is it right to say, 'He looks after his father'?
I think, it's quite incorrect.
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He looks after his father would mean that he takes care of his father (for example, his father has health problems or is disabled). It won't work to use to say that he resembles his father. You could say he takes after his father, meaning he is like his father in some way, such as looks, character or personality.
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