English, asked by jennifer35, 1 year ago

what are you looking at for? is it a correct sentence

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Answered by diyakmenon2004

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No, It is either 'What are you looking at?' or

'What are you looking for?'.

The use the preposition 'at' and then the preposition 'for' doesn't go well grammatically.

I hope this helps, and I am sorry if there is another opinion about this answer.

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