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All three are possible I think. Judge by and judge from can be used interchangeably. Judging by/from his behaviour, he's mad at someone.
- All three are possible I think.
- Judge by and judge from can be used interchangeably.
- Judging by/from his behaviour, he's mad at someone.
- Each rocket will be judged on its speed and maximum altitude.
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All three are possible I think. Judge by and judge from can be used interchangeably.
Judging by/from his behaviour, he's mad at someone.
Each rocket will be judged on its speed and maximum altitude.
Judging by/from his behaviour, he's mad at someone.
Each rocket will be judged on its speed and maximum altitude.
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