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How often do you use in speech "it looks like if"? Could you give some common examples.
How often do you use in speech "it looks like if"? Could you give some common examples.
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It's "it looks as if".
For example "it looks as if it might rain" or "it looks as if Bob won't be coming today."
I use it on occasion, though I couldn't say how often - it's normal enough that using it isn't noteworthy.
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