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Joseph A Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Overlook Sb Or Overlook Sb's behaviour

Hello everyone,

Can we place a noun or pronoun after the verb "overlook"? Or must we place something bad which someone does as follows?

1. I can't overlook you.

2. I can't overlook your bad behaviour.

3. He usually behaves badly and I can't overlook him.

4. He usually behaves badly and I can't overlook it.

Regards,

JA

  

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1. I can't overlook you. It means that you are shorter than the other person and you can't see what's behind them.

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  • 1.
  • I can't overlook you.
  • It means that you are shorter than the other person and you can't see what's behind them.
  • 2.
  • I can't overlook your bad behaviour.
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1. I can't overlook you. Emotion: noIt means that you are shorter than the other person and you can't see what's behind them.

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