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Mary grace tolentino Posted 10 years ago
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Her face looks sad or She looks sad?

Hi, I am confused with "Her face looks sad" and "She looks sad." I would like to know which one is a correct term when describing a picture, please help me.

Her face looks sad - I think this is grammatically correct, but I don't know if native speakers use this. The face doesn't have emotion, though it "Shows" emotion.

She looks sad - I think this one is common and correct.

Thank you for your help!
  

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" I would like to know which one is a correct term when describing a picture, please help me. You may use either. mary grace tolentino Her face looks sad - I think this is grammatically correct, but I don't know if native speakers use this.

— Mister Micawber

  • " I would like to know which one is a correct term when describing a picture, please help me.
  • You may use either.
  • mary grace tolentino Her face looks sad - I think this is grammatically correct, but I don't know if native speakers use this.
  • Yes, we would usually simply say 'She looks sad', but we might use 'face' particularly if something else suggested that she was not really sad.
  • mary grace tolentino The face doesn't have emotion, though it "Shows" emotion.
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mary grace tolentinoI am confused with "Her face looks sad" and "She looks sad." I would like to know which one is a correct term when describing a picture, please help me.
You may use either.
mary grace tolentinoHer face looks sad - I think this is grammatically correct, but I don't know if native speakers use this.
Yes, we
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