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HUBLOT Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Look in on someone
Let's say that Tom and Jack knows Mary is in the hospital.
Tom: What did you do yesterday?
Jack: I visited Mary at the hospital.
Is it possible for Jack to say "I looked in on Mary" instead of "I visited Mary at the hospital"?
Tom: What did you do yesterday?
Jack: I visited Mary at the hospital.
Is it possible for Jack to say "I looked in on Mary" instead of "I visited Mary at the hospital"?
Top answer
In the hospital in American English, or, in hospital in British English.
- In the hospital in American English, or, in hospital in British English.
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In the hospital in American English, or, in hospital in British English.
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AnonymousIn the hospital in American English, or, in hospital in British English.Unfortunately, this wouldn't be an answer to my question.
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