. complete the sentences. use look like somebody, feel like doing something, somebody’s likings, be alike, homelike. 1. this restaurant is rather … the atmosphere is quiet. 2. i … … my father. 3. we … very much …. 4. they … … reading now. 5. the coffee was just to his ….

1. This restaurant is rather homelike; the atmosphere is quiet.
2. I look like my father.
3. We are very much alike.
4. They feel like reading now.
5. The coffee was just to his likings.

Explanation

• Homelike: This adjective describes a place that is cozy, comfortable, and reminds one of home, which fits the description of a quiet atmosphere in a restaurant.
• Look like somebody: This phrase is used to describe physical resemblance or similarity in appearance between two people.
• Be alike: This expression means to be similar to each other. When "alike" is used, the subject consists of two or more people (in this case, "we").
• Feel like doing something: This idiom is used to express a desire or inclination to do something at a particular moment. It is followed by a gerund (the "-ing" form of a verb, such as "reading").
• Somebody’s likings: This noun refers to a person's tastes or preferences. The phrase "to one's liking" (or likings) means that something is exactly as that person prefers it.

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