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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Difference between at and into
Hi, I wanted to know which one is correct:
Look at her eyes or look into her eyes
Thanks in advance
Look at her eyes or look into her eyes
Thanks in advance
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Both are possible. "Into" implies trying to see what's inside her eyes or some sort of penetrating gaze.
- Both are possible.
- "Into" implies trying to see what's inside her eyes or some sort of penetrating gaze.
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Both are possible. "Into" implies trying to see what's inside her eyes or some sort of penetrating gaze.
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They are somewhat similar, but into brings to mind a potential lover looking very closely at the eyes, hoping to "see" something deep inside.
People can't help but look at her eyes when they first see her. ~ He lovingly looked into her eyes and said that he wanted to marry her.
People can't help but look at her eyes when they first see her. ~ He lovingly looked into her eyes and said that he wanted to marry her.
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