What's the difference between 'have an eye for...' and 'have smb's eye on...'
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When you have your eye on someone/something you watch or monitor someone or something closely.
When you have an eye for something , say art, you understand and appreciate it.
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Have an eye for something means Having the understanding of something & having an eye on someone means keeping track of someone or to have a close watch on someone.
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