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  1. 25-Feb-2012, 19:45 #1
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    Default LOOK IN ON Usage

    Today I tried to use "LOOK IN ON" Can native speakers look over my sentence
    Today I'm going to look in on my grandmother. Is it correct

    If I've done any mistake please correct me. Thank you in advance.
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    Default Re: LOOK IN ON Usage

    Quote Originally Posted by arnasarutis21 View Post
    Today I'm going to look in on my grandmother.
    If you mean to say that you are going to pay a short visit to your grandmother, then it's fine.
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    Default Re: LOOK IN ON Usage

    5jj I see you are active in this forum. High five :D

    I implay "I'm going to visit her briefly to see everything's all right

    Is that correct right?
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    Quote Originally Posted by arnasarutis21 View Post
    I implay "I'm going to visit her briefly to see everything's all right

    Is that correct right?
    Yes
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    Default Re: LOOK IN ON Usage

    Thanks for correction, some mistakes make things sweeter -)
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    Quote Originally Posted by arnasarutis21 View Post
    [...] some mistakes make things sweeter -)
    Gin does it for me.
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