There are some other ways to describe things too: a) a a type of It’s kind of… / A Magnum is a kind of ice cream. Heineken is a kind of beer. A Honda Civic is a type of car. A victoria sponge cake. is a kind of Gaeng Kio-Wan is a type of Thai curry. Pepsi is a kind of cola. b) It looks like… When two things look similar, we use looks ‘It like…’ I look like my father. (First person) You like a monkey. (Second person) look My brother looks like our mother. (Third person singular) My sister looks like the next door neighbor. (Third person singular) My cat like a tiger. (Third person singular) looks (See Self Study Pack #4 for more explanations and links)
There are some other ways to describe things too: a) It’s a kind of… / a type of A Magnum is a kind of ice cream. Heineken is a kind of beer. A Honda Civic is a type of car. A victoria sponge is a kind of cake. Gaeng Kio-Wan is a type of Thai curry. Pepsi is a kind of cola. b) It looks like… When two things look similar, we use ‘It looks like…’ I look like my father. (First person) You look like a monkey. (Second person) My brother looks like our mother. (Third person singular) My sister looks like the next door neighbor. (Third person singular) My cat looks like a tiger. (Third person singular) (See Self Study Pack #4 for more explanations and links)
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