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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
look at/to
I looked up at/to the sky.
What's the difference?
Thanks.
What's the difference?
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" "I looked up to the heavens" also works. Hard to explain. The sky is not a place; the heavens are/is a place.
- " "I looked up to the heavens" also works.
- Hard to explain.
- The sky is not a place; the heavens are/is a place.
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- Edit.
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I wouldn't use "to." I might say, "I looked up toward the sky."
"I looked up to the heavens" also works. Hard to explain. The sky is not a place; the heavens are/is a place.
- A.
Edit. I dunno. Maybe I would say it.
If you look at something, you usually give it your attention. If you shift your eyes to something, it could be what's known a
"I looked up to the heavens" also works. Hard to explain. The sky is not a place; the heavens are/is a place.
- A.
Edit. I dunno. Maybe I would say it.
If you look at something, you usually give it your attention. If you shift your eyes to something, it could be what's known a
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Avangi. If you shift your eyes to something, it could be what's known as a blank stare.Great explanation.
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