THE 5 SENSES (2)
12 / 03 / 2013
THE 5 SENSES (2): meaning and examples
Good morning!
Today we will look at some verbs used to talk about the sense of smell.
Today's Sense-Verb Expressions are:
to smell like NOUN
to smell ADJECTIVE
They mean: to have an odour that is similar to something else or to have a particular odour.
Example 1:
Ann: Yuck! It smells like rotten eggs in here. What is it?
Michael: Oh sorry. I was doing some chemistry experiments and I spilled some sulphur.
Example 2:
Everybody thinks that babies smell nice. I think it is because they smell like powder. It's a nice clean smell.
Example 3:
The air smells like the sea today. It smells salty.
Tomorrow we will look at the sense of sound.
Enjoy your day!
Today we will look at some verbs used to talk about the sense of smell.
Today's Sense-Verb Expressions are:
to smell like NOUN
to smell ADJECTIVE
They mean: to have an odour that is similar to something else or to have a particular odour.
Example 1:
Ann: Yuck! It smells like rotten eggs in here. What is it?
Michael: Oh sorry. I was doing some chemistry experiments and I spilled some sulphur.
Example 2:
Everybody thinks that babies smell nice. I think it is because they smell like powder. It's a nice clean smell.
Example 3:
The air smells like the sea today. It smells salty.
Tomorrow we will look at the sense of sound.
Enjoy your day!
