Verbs of perceptions

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What are verbs of perception?

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Verbs of perception are verbs that describe how we perceive the world through our senses, such as sight, sound, taste, touch, and smell.

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Give examples of verbs of perception related to sight.

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Examples include: look, see, appear, seem, and watch.

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Give examples of verbs of perception related to sound.

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Examples include: hear, listen, sound, and echo.

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Give examples of verbs of perception related to taste.

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Examples include: taste, savor, and sample.

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Give examples of verbs of perception related to touch.

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Examples include: feel, touch, and handle.

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Give examples of verbs of perception related to smell.

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Examples include: smell, scent, and sniff.

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What is the difference between 'look' and 'look like'?

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'Look' is a verb of perception indicating sight, while 'look like' is used to compare appearance to something else.

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Which of the following is NOT a verb of perception: look, feel, taste, eat?

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Eat is not a verb of perception; it is an action verb.

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Complete the sentence: The flowers ___________ beautiful.

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look.

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Complete the sentence: The soup ___________ delicious.

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tastes.