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Moon7296 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
look up to / look down on (if not used as idioms...)
1. I look up to Obama. (respect)
2. I look down on Obama. (disrespect)
Q1) How do I say if you look at someone who are higher than where you are? Is it "I looked up to him (who were on 2nd floor)"?
Or should I say like this? I looked up at him (who were on 2nd floor?)
Q2) How do you make a sentence concerning the location for #2 like the question 1.
2. I look down on Obama. (disrespect)
Q1) How do I say if you look at someone who are higher than where you are? Is it "I looked up to him (who were on 2nd floor)"?
Or should I say like this? I looked up at him (who were on 2nd floor?)
Q2) How do you make a sentence concerning the location for #2 like the question 1.
Top answer
1. I looked up at Obama (he was taller than me or standing at a higher level). 2.
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- I looked up at Obama (he was taller than me or standing at a higher level).
- 2.
- I looked down at Obama (I was taller than him or standing at a higher level).
- Rover
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1. I looked up at Obama (he was taller than me or standing at a higher level).
2. I looked down at Obama (I was taller than him or standing at a higher level).
Rover
2. I looked down at Obama (I was taller than him or standing at a higher level).
Rover
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