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Ansonguy Posted 6 years ago
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[smells lemon] or [smell like lemons]

(1) I like the liquid soap. It smells lemon.

(2) I like the liquid soap. It smells like lemons.


I'm not sure which one is correct: "lemon" or "like lemons". Please help me. Many thanks.

  

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(1) I like the liquid soap. It smells of lemons <<< . (2) I like the liquid soap.

— Clive

  • (1) I like the liquid soap.
  • It smells of lemons <<< .
  • (2) I like the liquid soap.
  • It smells like lemon s .
  • OK
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(1) I like the liquid soap. It smells of lemons <<<.

(2) I like the liquid soap. It smells like lemons. OK

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