How to use  LOOK in English - Not as easy as it looks! 

Hi, this is Tom writing to you. If you've prepared yourself or other students for an intermediate English exam, you've probably come across a speaking task where students talk about a photograph for about a minute. The inspiration for our latest video came from listening to my students struggle with using 'look'.

Sometimes they wished to make a comparison using 'looks like'. Sometimes they tried to speculate about what appears to be true. For example: They look happy.  And on occasion they just wanted to describe the focus of their attention, in other words, the thing they were looking at. 

That was when I realised that the verb is actually more complicated than it seems. After talking to Yana and Jay, we came up with this video concept. Watch Jay as a psychiatrist and Tom as patient, while Yana fills in the grammar you need.

It's a been a while since we've been able to publish videos on Youtube and on our SimpleEnglishVideos.com website, but there are new videos coming. Keep an eye out for more about Look, in the next video that focuses on Look as a phrasal verb. And speaking phrasal verbs, In a few weeks, we'll be publishing a fantastic new rap video - The Phrasal Verb Rap Video - featuring none other than Fluency MC, the master of English Language Training raps, and a good friend of the Simple English Videos community. Fluency travelled to Almeria, Spain, the new home of Simple English Videos, and created a picturesque, ispirational and highly educational music video we think you'll love. 

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That's it for now. Stay tuned to our channel and the SimpleEnglishVideos.com website - Yana, Tom, and Jay