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Sextus Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Judging from/by, To judge by/from

I've got four English dictionaries that mention these different expressions as correct:

Collins (BrE): Judging from and to judge by.

MacMillan (AmE): judging from/by.

Cambridge (AmE): Judging from/by; to judge by/from.

Longman (BrE): judging from.

So?

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Yes; they're all ok. The "to" forms seem slightly more formal, to my ears. MrP

— MrPedantic

  • Yes; they're all ok.
  • The "to" forms seem slightly more formal, to my ears.
  • MrP
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Yes; they're all ok.

The "to" forms seem slightly more formal, to my ears.

MrP
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