curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-discuss-roles-and-responsibilities/65d6dc5686b49d61612472e0.md
The phrase sound like is used when something seems to be a certain way based on what you hear. For example, It sounds like she had fun at the party means from what was heard, it seems she enjoyed the party.
Similarly, look like is used based on what you see. For example, He looks like a runner means from his appearance, he seems to be someone who runs.
She BLANK BLANK a great person. I should have a chat with her sometime.
sounds
This is used to express how something seems based on what you hear. It's third-person singular form of verb.
like
This preposition is used to compare or suggest similarity.
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"text": "She sounds like a great person. I should have a chat with her sometime.",
"align": "center"
}
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