VERBS OF THE SENSES

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SENSORY VERBS

• see -> I see a beautiful flower!
• hear -> I hear the soft music in the background.
• feel -> I feel the Earth moving!
• taste -> I taste a bit too much salt in this soup.
• smell -> Do I smell something burning?

ACTIVE SENSORY VERBS

• look -> I looked at her and she looked back at me.
• listen-> I'm listening to a really interesting podcast right now.
• taste -> Have you tasted the coffee yet? It's so good.
• smell -> Smell this please and tell me if you think it's still edible.
• touch -> When I touched her she was quite hot.

STATIVE SENSORY VERBS

• look -> He looked like his father in the new suit.
• sound -> Your new song sounds great! Good job.
• taste -> The sushi tasted horrible. It must have been bad.
• smell -> Her new fragrance smelled rosemary and thyme.
• feel -> These shoes feel so comfortable, I love them.

LOOK PHRASAL VERBS AND EXPRESSIONS

• look like -> Wow, you look just like your mom.
• look as if -> He looks as if he was jealous.
• look after -> After her parents had died she looked after her disabled brother.
• look into -> We will look into the matter after the court hearing.
• look at -> Look at the garden! It's quite beautiful.
• look out -> Look out! The train is approaching.
• look over -> She looked over her shoulder to see a ladybird sitting on her t-shirt.