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I've noticed I sometimes use "to" when a reader corrects it to "at". But sometimes the correction doesn't sound right to me and I can't figure out why. Examples: While describing looking at paintings, I used both "at" and "to": "She stared out at us, holding a glass ball in front of her...

Provocative title, eh? But before I attempt to explain it, I'd like to mention a few things. First, a big Thank-you! to @Carol Rose for giving me the opportunity to guest here in the Craft Chat forum. Second, please do familiarize yourselves with Carol's guidelines for engaging with Craft Chat...