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Belly Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Eye vs Regard
What are the differences between "eye" and "regard" when they are used as verbs to mean "look at sb carefully in a particular way"?
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IMO: to eye: more popular to regard: more formal/"sophisticated" (a Frenchism, to some extent)
- IMO: to eye: more popular to regard: more formal/"sophisticated" (a Frenchism, to some extent)
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IMO:
to eye: more popular
to regard: more formal/"sophisticated" (a Frenchism, to some extent)
to eye: more popular
to regard: more formal/"sophisticated" (a Frenchism, to some extent)
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