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Rommel Posted 10 years ago
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Have I correctly used ‘looked sideward at me’ and ‘with her brow furrowed in confusion’?
Have I correctly used ‘looked sideward at me’ and ‘with her brow furrowed in confusion’?
When I sat beside Helga, she looked sideward at me, with her brow furrowed in confusion.
When I sat beside Helga, she looked sideward at me, with her brow furrowed in confusion.
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Rommel Have I correctly used ‘looked sideward at me’ My inclination would be to use sidewards there. Sideways is far more commonly used than sideward(s) though. Rommel with her brow furrowed in confusion’ Fine.
- Rommel Have I correctly used ‘looked sideward at me’ My inclination would be to use sidewards there.
- Sideways is far more commonly used than sideward(s) though.
- Rommel with her brow furrowed in confusion’ Fine.
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RommelHave I correctly used ‘looked sideward at me’My inclination would be to use sidewards there. Sideways is far more commonly used than sideward(s) though.
Rommelwith her brow furrowed in confusion’Fine.
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