Difference between 'at' and 'on'.
I have found following sentence in a book.
It would be amazing to look down on Earth from space.
But if I would write same sentence, I use 'at' instanced of 'on' as following.
It would be amazing to look down at Earth from space.
Please anyone let me know whether second sentence correct or not. If both sentences are correct, is there any difference between these two sentences?
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dileepa dharmasiri I have found the following sentence in a book. It would be amazing to look down on Earth from space. But if I would write wrote the same sentence, I would use 'at' instanced of 'on' , as follows.
- dileepa dharmasiri I have found the following sentence in a book.
- It would be amazing to look down on Earth from space.
- But if I would write wrote the same sentence, I would use 'at' instanced of 'on' , as follows.
- as following.
- It would be amazing to look down at Earth from space.
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dileepa dharmasiriI have found the following sentence in a book.
It would be amazing to look down on Earth from space.
But if I
would writewrote the same sentence, I would use 'at' instanced of 'on'
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