Grammer problem
Anthropologists have discovered that fear, happiness, sadness, and surprise are universally reflected in facial expressions.
Is this sentence right? Be reflected in facial expressions orz reflected on the facial expressions?
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Answers · 6
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Yes, it is correct. We use "reflected in" the same way we use "seen in"—to say that something can be known because of certain facts (e.g., "The lack of strong regulations in buying guns in America is reflected in its massive number of shooting deaths"). We use "reflected on" to mean thinking carefully about something (e.g., "He reflected on what he had done and felt ashamed").
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not "grammer" but "grammar"... yes, the sentence is correct
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Sure it is correct.
Be reflected in facial expressions.
Facial expressions involves something out or inside while when we use "on" it's only indicate something on surfaces or a position just above or outside the facial.
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It is correct as "reflected in facial expressions."
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