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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Aimed at or upon

Are both okay?

My gun was aimed at him
My gun was aimed upon him

thanks,
Mary
  

Top answer

Use at . You could say that you set your sights on him.

— Philip

  • Use at .
  • You could say that you set your sights on him.
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Use at. You could say that you set your sights on him.
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