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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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look at
"at whom are you looking? or whom are you looking at?" is correct?
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At whom are you looking? (formal and not very common) Who are you looking at? (less formal and common; perfect for everyday use)
- At whom are you looking?
- (formal and not very common) Who are you looking at?
- (less formal and common; perfect for everyday use)
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At whom are you looking? (formal and not very common)
Who are you looking at? (less formal and common; perfect for everyday use)
Who are you looking at? (less formal and common; perfect for everyday use)
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