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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Peeked in
Sentence 1:
Finn headed toward the office. He reached the door, which was half-open, and peeked in to see a man talking on the phone.
Is "peeked in" okay to mean that he looked into the office?
Sentence 2:
Finn headed toward the office. He reached the door, which was half-open, and peeked through it to see a man talking on the phone.
Is "peeked through it" correct here?
Top answer
anonymous Is "peeked through it" correct here? No. You can't see through a door.
- anonymous Is "peeked through it" correct here?
- No.
- You can't see through a door.
- Stick with the first one.
- CJ
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anonymousIs "peeked through it" correct here?
No. You can't see through a door. Stick with the first one.
CJ
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