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smile to sb

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joham

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From then on, I no longer bowed my head but began to smile to my classmates.

This sentence is taken from a China's classroom test paper and the article is clearly written by a Chinese student. I thought we should say 'smile at sb' rather than 'smile to sb'. Am I right?

Thank you very much.
 

susiedqq

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Yes, smile "at classmates" is correct in this sentence.


But you can give a smile to your friend, also.
 
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