Look at what you've turned him into.

[Detlef]

(Urgent/ for Alan)

Hi Alan,

Are the following sentece constructions correct:

-Look at what you've done. Have you no scrupules?
-Look at what they've turned him into, he looks like a monster. (active)
-Look at what you've turned him into, he looks like a monster. (active)
-Look at what they've done to him, he looks like a monster.(active)
-Look at what he has been turned into, he looks like a monster. (passive)

If they are correct, is it also possible to ommit 'at'?

Thanks
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[Mister Micawber]

-Look at what you've done. Have you no scruples?
-Look at what they've turned him into. He looks like a monster. (active)
-Look at what you've turned him into. He looks like a monster. (active)
-Look at what they've done to him. He looks like a monster.(active)
-Look at what he has been turned into. Helooks like a monster. (passive)

If they are correct, is it also possible to omit 'at'?-- Yes, informally.
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[Detlef]

Thank you, Mister Micawber, so my senteces are correct, then?
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The Importance Of Being Earnest - Oscar Wilde (1854-1900) I just love him!

[Mister Micawber]

As I have edited them, yes.
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[HamburgEnglish]

or as follows

-Look at what you've done. Have you no scrupules?
-Look at what they've turned him into; he looks like a monster.
-Look at what you've turned him into; he looks like a monster.
-Look at what they've done to him; he looks like a monster.
-Look at what he has been turned into; he looks like a monster.

Poor monster! It reminds me of Beauty and the Beast!

Rob
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[Detlef]

Rob, what exactly do you wish to tell me?
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[Sawsann]

what is the difference between weather forecast and weather report?
sawsan

[HamburgEnglish]

Weather forcast is information about weather predicted to happen in the future.

Weather report is just information about weather, but to know whether the report is about weather that has happened, is actual, or will happen, one would have to read the report.

Whether the weather be fine or whether the weather be not whether the weather be cold or whether the weather be hot we'll weather the weather whatever the weather whether we like it or not.

ta da ......................

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