"Look"
* As a verb (present tense, singular or plural): This is the most common usage, referring to the act of seeing with your eyes.
* "I look at the stars every night."
* "The children look for their lost toy."
* As a verb (imperative): This form is used to give a command.
* "Look both ways before crossing the street."
* "Look at the beautiful sunset."
* As a noun: This refers to the act of seeing or the appearance of something.
* "Take a look at this amazing photo."
* "He had a curious look on his face."
"Looks"
* As a verb (third person singular, present tense): This indicates the action of seeing or appearing in the singular third person.
* "He looks tired today."
* "The cat looks very happy."
* As a noun (plural): This refers to multiple appearances.
* "She has good looks."
* "The car's looks are quite modern."
* As an adjective (informal): This refers to something being visually appealing.
* "He's a looks guy, always paying attention to how people dress."
* "That new restaurant has a great looks."
Key Differences
* Subject: "Look" is used with subjects that are plural or singular, while "looks" is typically used with singular, third-person subjects.
* Tense: "Look" is present tense, while "looks" is also present tense but specifically for the third-person singular form.
* Usage: "Look" is more versatile as a verb, while "looks" is often used for appearances or in the singular third-person context.
Examples:
* Look: "I look out the window." "Look at that amazing view."
* Looks: "He looks tired." "She looks beautiful in that dress." "The house looks old."
Let me know if you have any more questions about these words!