What is the make sentence of smiled?

He glanced up and smiled when she came in, his gaze drifting from her to the door. Carmen smiled as she leaned over to kiss him. He smiled and patted her on the shoulder again. Felipa smiled at Carmen’s inquisitive look.

Which preposition is used after smile?

In 50\% of cases smile at is used William smiled at the memory of it. I smiled at it, but out of politeness. People’s eyes widen as they smile at me.

Is smiled a verb or noun?

verb (used without object), smiled, smil·ing. to assume a facial expression indicating pleasure, favor, or amusement, but sometimes derision or scorn, characterized by an upturning of the corners of the mouth. to regard with favor: Luck smiled on us that night.

Why would a guy smile at me?

He’s attracted to you. A big smile can indicate that he’s attracted to you and would like to get to know you better in a romantic sense. And if he smiles when you catch him looking at you, before possibly looking away, that’s often a good sign that he likes you.

Is the word smiles correct?

Is there plural for smile?

View the pronunciation for smile….smile ​Definitions and Synonyms ​‌‌‌

singular	smile
plural	smiles

What type of verb is smiled?

2[transitive] to say or express something with a smile smile something She smiled her thanks. + speech “Perfect,” he smiled. [transitive, no passive] smile something to give a smile of a particular type to smile a small smile She smiled a smile of dry amusement.

What is the adverb of smiled?

smilingly. In a smiling manner; with a smile.

Is it ‘smiled to me’ or ‘Smiley at me’?

Although I agree that “smiled to me” does get said sometimes, “smiled at me” is the technically correct version. Usage reflects this, as shown in this NGram shows: Also, Dictionary.com does not have an entry for “smiled to”, only “smiled at”.

What is the meaning of “be smiling”?

“Be SMILING” ✓ Meaning: Be a person who has a pleasing personality by always wearing a smile. “Keep SMILING” ✓ Meaning: Continue the act of smiling since it makes the person in reference & others feel pleasant. It is better to ‘be smiling’ than to sulk. ‘Keep smiling’ rather than confronting.

What is the difference between smile at and smile to something?

As a smile is normally spoken of when something causes it, smile at is much more common and considered the more correct form in general. Though in many situations you may find the two used interchangeably, simply because a smile caused by something is usually also directed at it. But to smile to something will have its uses too.