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check please these sentences) 1. I claimed you to clean your room but you didn´t do it. 2. This disastrous warming killed many people there. 3. Is that a wonderful work of art? As for me, that´s only a dreadful picture. 4. He is enormous on your background (near you). 5. They gazed me like I did something wrong. 6. - We already must be at home! - Can I even glance at this shop? or why did we come to here? 7. She glimpsed at the clock. It was very late but she still keeped studying. 8. this T-shirt seems huge on you. I must bring you another size. 9. It was a marvellous concert. I must have been here earlier. 10. We shouted at each other as though we were enemies. 11. I am a little confused when you´re staring at me. 12. Can you suggest me the best city of Spain? 13. The terrific scream was proceeded from the bathroom. 14. I wondered how he was changed in 2 years. ----------------------- And also, can you explain me the difference between gaze and stare, glimpse and glance? Thank you.

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Stare: to look at someone or something very directly for a long time. Example, "It’s rude to stare." Gaze: to look at someone or something for a long time, for example because they are attractive or interesting, or because you are thinking of something else. Example, "We gazed in wonder at the scene before us." Glimpse (of): an occasion when you see someone or something for a moment only. Example, "The crowd were craving for a glimpse of the rock star." Glance: to look somewhere quickly and then look away. Example, "He glanced over his shoulder nervously."
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Yes, it's a tricky word! :)
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Check These Sentences, Please)

1. I asked you to clean your room, but you didn´t do it.
2. The disastrous heatwave killed many people there.
3. Is that a wonderful work of art? As for me, that's only a dreadful picture.
4. An enormous guy is standing behind you.
5. They looked at me like I did something wrong (They looked at me as if I had done something wrong).
6. - We should be at home by now!
- Can I at least browse a little? or why did we even come_in?
7. She caught a glimpse of the clock. It was very late, but she kept studying.
8. This T-shirt looks huge on you. I'll bring you a smaller size.
9. It was a marvellous concert. I should have been here earlier.
10. We shouted at each other as though we were enemies.
11. I feel a little confused when you stare at me.
12. Can you recommend me the best city to visit in Spain?
13. The terrifying scream came from the bathroom.
14. I wondered how much he could have changed in 2 years.
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And also, can you explain me the difference between gaze and stare, glimpse and glance? Thank you.
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Ah, I thought terrific means something bad :)

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