1. LOOK, SMELL, FEEL, SOUND, TASTE.
Verb of the senses
When we talk about the impression someone gives us through the senses we use
LOOK, SMELL, FEEL, SOUND, TASTE.

2. Verb of the senses Use a verb of the senses +Adjective
Ex.“You look tired”
“That smells delicious”
“This music sounds awful”
“These shoes feel comfortable”

3. Verb of the senses Use a verb of the senses+like+noun
Ex“This sounds like a bomb”
“You look like your brother”
“This tastes like tea, not coffee”
FEEL LIKE= want, would like to
“I don't feel like going out” means
“I don't want to go out”

4. Verb of the senses Use a verb of the senses+as if/as though+a clause
Ex “She looks as if she's been crying”
“It sounds as if someone's been trying to open the door”
“It smells as though it's raining”
like+a clause is very colloquial. “He looks like he needs a holiday”
As if/as though is preferred.

5. Verb of the senses
Smell/taste +of . When we think sth really is what it smells or tastes of.
Ex.“Open the window- it smells of gas in here” “The strawberry ice- cream really tastes of straberries”
When we use verbs with like, we are saying that sth smells or tastes similar to something else.
Ex.”This meat tastes like chicken”= similar to chicken