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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

look to or look at

Look at/to the horizon.

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As you know, prepositions are tricky little things. Here's my take on a possible difference with this situation. Look at the horizon is a literal statement, while looking to the horizon may have a more figurative meaning, such as "what may follow in the future".

— Philip

  • As you know, prepositions are tricky little things.
  • Here's my take on a possible difference with this situation.
  • Look at the horizon is a literal statement, while looking to the horizon may have a more figurative meaning, such as "what may follow in the future".
  • Just a thought.
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As you know, prepositions are tricky little things. Here's my take on a possible difference with this situation. Look at the horizon is a literal statement, while looking to the horizon may have a more figurative meaning, such as "what may follow in the future". Just a thought.
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