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Grammar
Look/see
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He looks horrible. (instead of "horribly")
He sees badly.
--- Does the same rule which apply to "look" doesn't apply to "see"? That is in the 1st case we say "horrible" and in the 2nd "badly".
He looks horrible. (instead of "horribly")
He sees badly.
--- Does the same rule which apply to "look" doesn't apply to "see"? That is in the 1st case we say "horrible" and in the 2nd "badly".
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Look generally takes an adjective, while see takes an adverb. You are correct.
- Look generally takes an adjective, while see takes an adverb.
- You are correct.
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Look generally takes an adjective, while see takes an adverb. You are correct.
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