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Tara2 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Look over/look at

"I saw this really cute guy getting out of his car, which was parked on the street downtown where I live. When he happened to look over at me, I smiled at him as sexily as I could, and he smiled back. "

What does "look over at" mean here? And is there any difference between "look over at" and "look at"?

  

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To me, "look over" suggests that he moved/turned his head.

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  • To me, "look over" suggests that he moved/turned his head.
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To me, "look over" suggests that he moved/turned his head.

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