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Tostyle un Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Look up
Hello teachers,
Are these correct?
"I look up at him with respect. "
"They look down at you. "
"They were looking at it with interest. "
Thank you.
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tostyle un Are these correct? Yes, but the first two mean something other than you think, I'll bet. tostyle un "I look up at him with respect.
- tostyle un Are these correct?
- Yes, but the first two mean something other than you think, I'll bet.
- tostyle un "I look up at him with respect.
- " "Look up at X" is not a phrasal verb here.
- It is simply "look" with an adverb.
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tostyle unAre these correct?
Yes, but the first two mean something other than you think, I'll bet.
tostyle un"I look up at him with respect. "
"Look up at X" is not a phrasal verb here. It is simply "look" with an adverb. If you look up to him, you feel deference.
tostyle un"They
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