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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
to glance over at someone
Hello,
What does "over" suggest to you in: "The gorgeous lady in the corner's been glancing over at me all night and I am getting really pissed off."? I think it refers to the distance between him and her and can be left out. What do you think?
Thank you.
What does "over" suggest to you in: "The gorgeous lady in the corner's been glancing over at me all night and I am getting really pissed off."? I think it refers to the distance between him and her and can be left out. What do you think?
Thank you.
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The gorgeous lady in the corner's been glancing over at me all night and I am getting really ****** off. " You were not sitting next to her. It also implies a more deliberate action.
- The gorgeous lady in the corner's been glancing over at me all night and I am getting really ****** off.
- " You were not sitting next to her.
- It also implies a more deliberate action.
- S.
- Why would it upset you if a gorgeous lady has been glancing at you?
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The gorgeous lady in the corner's been glancing over at me all night and I am getting really ****** off.
Over implies "from across the room." You were not sitting next to her. It also implies a more deliberate action.
P.S. Why would it upset you if a gorgeous lady has been glancing at you?
Over implies "from across the room." You were not sitting next to her. It also implies a more deliberate action.
P.S. Why would it upset you if a gorgeous lady has been glancing at you?
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I am not the author, actually. I am not a pick-up artist, but if you give someone all your attention or smile at the beginning, the battle's over.
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