1. Who Does He Resemble (Look Like

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J. Match the questions and the answers. Then, check your answers with a peer.

1. Who does he resemble (look like) a. He’s young, good-looking in the family? ___ and very muscular
2. How tall is he? ___ b. He looks like my mother
3. How old is your older brother? ___ c. He has light brown hair.
4. What does he look like? ___ d. He’s really kind and helpful.
5. What colour is his hair? ___ e. He’s twenty years old.
6. What’s he like? ___ f. He is 1.78 metres

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