*the same like*
Many students make the following mistake in English:
*He did the same like me.*
This mistake happens because in comparative sentences (sentences which compare two things), we often use the word like.
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feel, smell, look, sound + adjective
What is wrong with this sentence?
*I feel badly today.*
Verbs like feel, sound, look, taste, appear and seem are called sense verbs. In English, we normally use sense verbs with adjectives (“I feel bad today”), not adverbs.
Talking about the future in English
When we talk about the future in English, we often use the present continuous and will + infinitive. We use the present continuous to talk about plans for the future. We use 'will + infinitive" when we make predictions and spontaneous decisions.
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