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Azargramma Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
look at & read
Hi.
In my grammar book, there are short sentences "Right now I'm doing an exercise. I'm looking at my book.".
Doesn't it weird for not using "reading" but "looking at"?
The phrase "looking at" makes me feel like the person is not thinking but staring at his book.
Please correct me if I'm wrong. Thank you.
In my grammar book, there are short sentences "Right now I'm doing an exercise. I'm looking at my book.".
Doesn't it weird for not using "reading" but "looking at"?
The phrase "looking at" makes me feel like the person is not thinking but staring at his book.
Please correct me if I'm wrong. Thank you.
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In my grammar book, there are short sentences "Right now I'm doing an exercise. Please correct me if I'm wrong. Thank you.
- In my grammar book, there are short sentences "Right now I'm doing an exercise.
- Please correct me if I'm wrong.
- Thank you.
- azargramma Doesn't it [sound] weird with for not using "reading" but "looking at"?
- Looking at something is to place your eyesight on that object and perhaps with pondering thoughts.
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azargramma Hi.In my grammar book, there are short sentences "Right now I'm doing an exercise. I'm looking at my book.".Doesn't it weird for not using "reading" but "looking at"?The phrase "looking at" makes me feel like the person is not thinking but staring at his book.Please correct me if I'm wrong. Thank you.
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