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Teo Posted 19 years ago
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You are looking tired this evening.
1. You look tired this evening.
2. You are looking tired this evening.
3. The house looks empty.
4. The house is looking empty.
Sentences #1, #2 and #3 are acceptable. Is sentence #4 also acceptable?
2. You are looking tired this evening.
3. The house looks empty.
4. The house is looking empty.
Sentences #1, #2 and #3 are acceptable. Is sentence #4 also acceptable?
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Unusual, but I suppose possible in the right context. -- with all the kids off to college and football camp, I mean. <sigh>
- Unusual, but I suppose possible in the right context.
- -- with all the kids off to college and football camp, I mean.
- <sigh>
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Unusual, but I suppose possible in the right context.
My, the house is looking empty these days, isn't it, dear?-- with all the kids off to college and football camp, I mean. <sigh>
My, the house is looking empty these days, isn't it, dear?-- with all the kids off to college and football camp, I mean. <sigh>
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