Pattern: look-like-noun

Structure Overview

Formula: look/sound/feel/taste + like + Noun Phrase
Core Meaning: Pairs "like" with sensory verbs to describe physical resemblance, flavor, texture, or the overall impression a situation gives.

💬 Contextual Examples

*This strange fruit tastes like chicken.
It looks like a storm is coming.

🎴 Interactive Web Practice (Click to Reveal)

Practice 1: Your new haircut makes you ______ like a movie star.

Answer: look

Practice 2: It sounds ______ a really difficult problem to solve.

Answer: like

🔗 Knowledge Base Connections

🔑 Parent Keyword: like