"I could tell by/from his crestfallen look that he lost the game. "
1i00I could tell by/from his crestfallen look that he lost the game.02i02br 02br 00Should I use "by" or "from" here? What word would you suggest me to use instead of "look"? And how else would you phrase this sentence? 02br 02br 00Thank you02br 02br 00PBF0-
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02br 00my suggestions for look - manner/bearing/appearance/demeanour02br 00It was obvious from his crestfallen look that he (had) lost the game 0-
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02br 00my suggestions for look - manner/bearing/appearance/demeanour02br 00It was obvious from his crestfallen look that he (had) lost the game 0-
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0 Either "by" or "from" works for my ear.02br 00my suggestions for look - manner/bearing/appearance/demeanour02br 00It was obvious from his crestfallen look that he (had) lost the game 0-
0 MH if you have a second - what does IMO mean02br 00Sorry if it's a dumb question, but I've seen it a few times and don't know what it means02br 00Thanks 0-