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Idiomatic expression 'be heavy on hand' | Owing to the fact that?
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How: How's/How does your brother like? Sun Sep 10, 2006 16:34 pm  How: How's/How does your brother like?
 

Dear teachers,

Please read:

a. How's your brother like?
b. How does your brother look like?

Are both correct in grammar?Only if yes,please tell me the difference btw:

a. What's your brother like?
b. What does your brother look like?

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How: How's/How does your brother like? Sun Sep 10, 2006 16:42 pm  How: How's/How does your brother like?
 

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Both of your sentences are incorrect with how.
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