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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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how I see myself vs look
What is the difference and which is correct if there is one?
I don't like how I see myself when I am drunk.
I don't like the way I look when I am drunk.
Thank you
I don't like how I see myself when I am drunk.
I don't like the way I look when I am drunk.
Thank you
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The first refers to your psychological self-image. The second refers to your physical appearance. The correct one is the one which has the meaning that you want to express.
- The first refers to your psychological self-image.
- The second refers to your physical appearance.
- The correct one is the one which has the meaning that you want to express.
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The first refers to your psychological self-image. The second refers to your physical appearance. The correct one is the one which has the meaning that you want to express.
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