"I quickly looked at" vs "I quickly looked at the"

Question

"I quickly looked at" vs "I quickly looked at the"

Both phrases are not complete sentences. The first phrase 'i quickly looked at' is missing an object, while the second phrase 'i quickly looked at the' is missing a verb. Therefore, they are not directly comparable as they are incomplete fragments.

Last Updated: March 19, 2024

To make this phrase correct, you need to add an object after 'at,' such as 'i quickly looked at the book.'

To make this phrase correct, you need to add a verb after 'the,' such as 'i quickly looked at the sky.'

Answer 1

I quickly looked at

This phrase is incomplete as it lacks an object after 'at.'

Answer 2

I quickly looked at the

This phrase is incomplete as it lacks a verb after 'the.'

"I quickly looked at" vs "I quickly looked at the"

I quickly looked at

I quickly looked at the

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