Watch this vídeo to recycle the three questions we learned with the word “like”.
So based on the information above, we can understand “it looks like” = it seems likely that = parece (com/que), aparentemente.
“It looks like…”
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“How do you want to be contacted?”
The best way to find out is simply to ask people how – and how often – they would like to be contacted by you.
Some people prefer email. Others like social media. Some prefer the personal touch of a phone call. Others would hate to be called, but are happy to receive material through the mail.
Make sure you listen to their answer, and respect their decision – let their contact with you guide you on this.
On time x in time II
We first looked at these expressions in this post. It says that “on time” means at the time expected and “in time” means early enough. This image will help you understand the difference!
