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Sailsofoblivion Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Gaze / Eyes

I know that both gaze and eyes work in this instance, however, I'm wondering if it's better to change it to "eyes" as that's what is mentioned two sentences later?

"He was walking towards his home, and kept his eyes/gaze fixed firmly upon the ground"

there are a few descriptive sentences in between

"His eyes fell upon a black cat ominously crossing his path."
  

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sailsofoblivion "He was walking towards his hom e , and he kept his eyes/gaze fixed firmly upon the ground . " Either one is OK.

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  • sailsofoblivion "He was walking towards his hom e , and he kept his eyes/gaze fixed firmly upon the ground .
  • " Either one is OK.
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sailsofoblivion"He was walking towards his home, and he kept his eyes/gaze fixed firmly upon the ground."
Either one is OK.
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