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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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have a look in your eyes
What does it mean to have a look in your eyes, or a different look in your eyes in sentence 1. Does it make sense? Is it correct to start sentence 2 with "it is as if"?
He had a different look in his eyes tonight. It's as if he was out for revenge on his former team. He played his best football ever.
Can you have pride in your eyes?
I saw the pride in his eyes as he lifted the trophy.
He had a different look in his eyes tonight. It's as if he was out for revenge on his former team. He played his best football ever.
Can you have pride in your eyes?
I saw the pride in his eyes as he lifted the trophy.
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Anonymous Can you have pride in your eyes? Yes.
- Anonymous Can you have pride in your eyes?
- Yes.
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