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justify vs. decide #1 (permalink) Wed Mar 12, 2008 15:43 pm   justify vs. decide
 

HI

i said to my friend " You cannot justify a person by looking their face "

or

" You cannot decide a person by looking their face "

is anyone of the above sentences correct ?

i think there should be appropriate word inplace of "justify" or "decide" .and also Could you check the grammar mistakes of the above sentences.

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justify vs. decide #2 (permalink) Wed Mar 12, 2008 15:54 pm   justify vs. decide
 

Hi,

I would suggest: You cannot judge a person ...'

You also need a preposition with 'look' when it has an object. Compare:

They were looking at the scenery.

The scenery looks very beautiful.

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