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Comes from shooting. I have to see my target, and align the barrel of the gun through the sights in order for the bullet to hit its target. I have to aim the gun at the target. You have to align...

to point a gun

@_paula both can be correct. It depends on what you're saying. I'm aiming at is specific like, "I'm aiming my gun at the thief." I'm aiming to is more like when you are talking about a goal. "I'm a...

Example. Aiming a telescope at an object. If I did that in the past, I aimed at. If I am doing it right now, I'm aiming at.

Usually it would be "don't aim for the middle" which is a modified version of "aim higher." This means "be more ambitious" or "pursue a harder target/goal"

@Yuho_T There’s little to no difference, the second sentence is more natural.

Both sentences are correct, but they have slightly different structures and nuances: 1. "What score are you aiming to get?" - This asks about a specific score, often related to a test or assessmen...

Aim for the sky. Aim for the stars. Aim for the top. Aim for the moon. Aim for the target. I’m ai...

You aim at a target. Aiming is an action, a target is something you aim at or focus on.

I think the first one