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Where to use look and looks?
Hereunder many examples about the use of look (name):Have a look or take a look at this.....He gave her a pleased look.I had a good look at it.Let me have a ,look at you.To cast a look at someone.Referring to the appearance or expression:The town has a European look.He had a look of pleasure.What does he look like?He looks very sad.To judge by look.By the look of things (or of it).Referring to beauty or loveliness:She had look but no money.About that of looks (third person singular of the verb to look)Present tense:he looks at her but he doesn't' recognize the girl.Business looks promising.She looks about thirty.He looks the other way.Imperative tense:Look sharp!Look before you leap!Now look here!Look where you are going.
Can you tell someone that they look handsome?
No, it needs to use the verb looks. He looks handsome.
What does a girl's anal sphincter look like?
Use a mirror. It looks a lot like yours.
How do you use overage in a sentence?
By the looks of her face, it was clearly evident that her skin had an over age look.
What shape when you look at it from the top looks like a circle and when you look at it from thefront it looks like a triangle and when you look at it from the side it looks like a triangle?
A Cone
What do looks mean?
Answer Looks mean how you look when you look in a mirror. Do you look old, young, beautiful or ugly.
What is the simple present of look?
I/you/we/they look. He/she/it looks. The present participle is looking.
How do you use canyon in a sentence?
Look, there's another canyon we can explore! That canyon looks so grand!
What does a twig look like?
A tig looks brown and skinny and birds usually use it to build a nest a twig looks like a small stick, it might have leaves
She looks at me but looks away when I look back?
she likes you.
Does Tyler look bad?
no she looks gorg no she looks gorg no she looks gorg
How do you make spiderwebs look real?
They use this cotton that is stretched out until it looks like small fury lines.
