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Happy student Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Look over/look through
Would you say that look over and look through are synonyms in the meaning 'examine something quickly'?
For example,
Can you please look over/through the documents before the meeting?
Is there any difference?
Thank you!
For example,
Can you please look over/through the documents before the meeting?
Is there any difference?
Thank you!
Top answer
Hi Both are good. I would say that the second probably implies a more careful examination: - She asked me just to look over the documents. I looked through them very thoroughly Dave
- Hi Both are good.
- I would say that the second probably implies a more careful examination: - She asked me just to look over the documents.
- I looked through them very thoroughly Dave
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Hi
Both are good. I would say that the second probably implies a more careful examination:
- She asked me just to look over the documents. I looked through them very thoroughly
Dave
Both are good. I would say that the second probably implies a more careful examination:
- She asked me just to look over the documents. I looked through them very thoroughly
Dave
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