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⭕️ #Be_like vs. #look_like

🔹We use be like to talk about someone’s character or personality.

🔹We use look like to talk about someone’s appearance:

▶️A: What’s your new boss like?
B: She’s nice. She’s very professional.

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Not: She’s like a very professional person.


▶️A: What does your father look like?
B: He’s very like me but taller and older!


🔹Compare:

A: What is Martina’s husband like?
B: He’s really nice.
(What is his personality like?
Is he nice?)

A: What does Martina’s husband look like?
B: He’s tall, with blond hair.
(What is his appearance like?
Is he handsome?)

🔺We can also use "be like" to ask for a description of places and things.

– I saw the new office building today.
– What's it like? (= What is it like?)
– It's beautiful!

– I saw the new film last night.
– What was it like?
– Pretty good!

#Vocabulary