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Looks, feels, sounds

Say it with looks, feels or sounds

10 sentences · All kinds, Say it with looks, feels or sounds, Choose the describing word after looks or feels, Fix the word after looks or feels

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Looks, feels, sounds and tastes join a thing to a describing word, as is does. No -ly after them: The bell sounds loud.

  1. Example 1Say it with smell in place of is or was.

    The plums were sweet.

    The plums smelled sweet. or The plums smelt sweet.

1 / 10 T33Say it with taste in place of is or was.

The cakes were sweet.

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Example · Say it with smell in place of is or was.The plums were sweet.The plums smelled sweet. or The plums smelt sweet.
  1. Say it with taste in place of is or was.The cakes were sweet.
  2. Say it with look in place of is or was.The eels were long.
  3. Say it with sound in place of is or was.Meg is tired.
  4. Say it with smell in place of is or was.The cake was sweet.
  5. Say it with seem in place of is or was.Mom is kind.
  6. Say it with feel in place of is or was.The wood was wet.
  7. Say it with taste in place of is or was.The orange is sweet.
  8. Say it with feel in place of is or was.The sofa was soft.
  9. Say it with sound in place of is or was.The parrots were noisy.
  10. Say it with smell in place of is or was.Grandma's cookies were sweet.
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Looks, feels, sounds: Say it with looks, feels or sounds · answer key

  1. The cakes tasted sweet.
  2. The eels looked long.
  3. Meg sounds tired.
  4. The cake smelled sweet. or The cake smelt sweet.
  5. Mom seems kind.
  6. The wood felt wet.
  7. The orange tastes sweet.
  8. The sofa felt soft.
  9. The parrots sounded noisy.
  10. Grandma's cookies smelled sweet. or Grandma's cookies smelt sweet.
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