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In the dictionary, when look up judge, you don't get "judge something" you get "judge on something"
She tends to take into account people's personality when judging their looks.
Never judge someone on their looks.
I judge people's personality [based] on their looks.
Grades don't seem to be the best way to judge a student how well he's doing.
What does this mean?
How do you judge people's emotions based on their behavior?
She tends to take into account people's personality when judging their looks.
Never judge someone on their looks.
I judge people's personality [based] on their looks.
Grades don't seem to be the best way to judge a student how well he's doing.
What does this mean?
How do you judge people's emotions based on their behavior?
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Hi, In the dictionary, when look up judge, you don't get "judge something" you get "judge someone/something on something" She tends to take into account people's personality when judging their looks. Never judge someone on their looks. I judge people's personality [based] on their looks.
- Hi, In the dictionary, when look up judge, you don't get "judge something" you get "judge someone/something on something" She tends to take into account people's personality when judging their looks.
- Never judge someone on their looks.
- I judge people's personality [based] on their looks.
- Grades don't seem to be the best way to judge a student on how well he's doing.
- What does this mean?
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Hi,
In the dictionary, when look up judge, you don't get "judge something" you get "judge someone/something on something"
She tends to take into account people's personality when judging their looks.
Never judge someone on their looks.
I judge people's personality [based]
In the dictionary, when look up judge, you don't get "judge something" you get "judge someone/something on something"
She tends to take into account people's personality when judging their looks.
Never judge someone on their looks.
I judge people's personality [based]
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do I erase based?
Never judge someone [based] on their looks.
I judge people's personality [based] on their looks.
these examples are making me confuse, is it okay to explain?
The jury judges the contestant's dresses and make up [on a scale of 1 to 10].
The jury judges the contestants [based] on dresses and make up [on a s
Never judge someone [based] on their looks.
I judge people's personality [based] on their looks.
these examples are making me confuse, is it okay to explain?
The jury judges the contestant's dresses and make up [on a scale of 1 to 10].
The jury judges the contestants [based] on dresses and make up [on a s
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Hi,
In many contexts, including these, 'based' is optional. It does not add a lot of meaning.
Clive
In many contexts, including these, 'based' is optional. It does not add a lot of meaning.
Clive
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these examples are making me confuse, is it okay to explain? Can you explain to me the difference? Is all correctly ?
The jury judges the contestant's dresses and make up [on a scale of 1 to 10].
The jury judges the contestants [based] on dresses and make up [on a scale of 1 to 10].
The jury judges the contestant's dresses on their cut and color.
these examples are making me confuse, is it okay to explain? Can you explain to me the difference? Is all correctly ?
The jury judges the contestant's dresses and make up [on a scale of 1 to 10].
The jury judges the contestants [based] on dresses and make up [on a scale of 1 to 10].
The jury judges the contestant's dresses on their cut and color.
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Hi,
Say contestants' dresses, if there are several contestants.
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Think about these two examples.
1. Tom judges Mary based on her dress. Tom looks at the dress, and says Mary gets a mark
Say contestants' dresses, if there are several contestants.
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Think about these two examples.
1. Tom judges Mary based on her dress. Tom looks at the dress, and says Mary gets a mark
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I understand
do you leave it or do you take out? your opinion
The jury judges the contestant's dresses 'based' on their cut and color.
I understand
do you leave it or do you take out? your opinion
The jury judges the contestant's dresses 'based' on their cut and color.
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