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Rommel Posted 9 years ago
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Are ‘looks at,’ ‘for inspiration,’ and ‘which she needs’ correctly used in the sentence?
Are ‘looks at,’ ‘for inspiration,’ and ‘which she needs’ correctly used in the sentence?
Morly looks at her father’s life for inspiration, which she needs.
Morly looks at her father’s life for inspiration, which she needs.
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Looks at sounds a bit odd. I would use looks to. Morly looks to her fathers life when she needs inspiration.
- Looks at sounds a bit odd.
- I would use looks to.
- Morly looks to her fathers life when she needs inspiration.
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Looks at sounds a bit odd. I would use looks to.
Morly looks to her fathers life when she needs inspiration.
Morly looks to her fathers life when she needs inspiration.
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