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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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just look makes me cold OR just looking, i feel cold
Just look makes me cold OR Just looking, i feel cold
Can you correct both versions if they are workable?
Just looking at you with your t-shirt on in this cold weather I feel cold.
Just looking at you with your t-shirt on in this cold weather makes me cold.
Can you correct both versions if they are workable?
Just looking at you with your t-shirt on in this cold weather I feel cold.
Just looking at you with your t-shirt on in this cold weather makes me cold.
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The second is correct. You need looking . If you want to use I feel cold at the end, you will need to rewrite the first part of the sentence: When I just look at you with your t-shirt on in this weather, I feel cold.
- The second is correct.
- You need looking .
- If you want to use I feel cold at the end, you will need to rewrite the first part of the sentence: When I just look at you with your t-shirt on in this weather, I feel cold.
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The second is correct. You need looking. If you want to use I feel cold at the end, you will need to rewrite the first part of the sentence: When I just look at you with your t-shirt on in this weather, I feel cold.
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