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Yuseon Jeong Posted 10 years ago
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Grammar

Be surprised at / be amazed at and be surprised by /be amazed by
Are these the same meaning ?
What is difference between at and by?
  

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Yuseon Jeong Be surprised at / be amazed at and be surprised by /be amazed byAre these the same meaning ? Basically, yes, but there may be differences in various contexts. Yuseon Jeong What is difference between at and by?

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  • Yuseon Jeong Be surprised at / be amazed at and be surprised by /be amazed byAre these the same meaning ?
  • Basically, yes, but there may be differences in various contexts.
  • Yuseon Jeong What is difference between at and by?
  • Nothing in those instances.
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Yuseon JeongBe surprised at / be amazed at and be surprised by /be amazed byAre these the same meaning ?
Basically, yes, but there may be differences in various contexts.
Yuseon JeongWhat is difference between at and by?
Nothing in those instances.
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Surprised / amazed by is the best combination. These are used much more frequently than the combination with 'at'.

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