look like vs be like
Look like describes physical appearance, while be like describes character, personality, or general nature.
look like
describing physical appearance and visual traits
He looks like his father, especially around the eyes and jawline.
be like
not English
describing personality, character, or inherent qualities
Remember Look like = Eyes. Be like = Soul.
Fill the gap with one of the two options.
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Does the new office building the sketches we saw last month?
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