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I can use the word "see" instead of the word "look" in this sentence?
"Every time I look in your eyes, I go crazy"

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01-12-2019

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No. Common word is see, see means you can view any that's not specific. Look is viewing at something specific. So NO, it's grammarly wrong.

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