-1 floor
Hi,
1)
There is a conference room on -1 floor. If somebody asked me for directions, how would I describe the ‘-1’? “Just take the elevator to the first floor below the ground.”?
2)
“There are bank holidays in the Netherlands this week.”
“They have bank holidays in the Netherlands this week.”
Are both sentences common or would one of them be more preferrable?
Thank you.
Top answer
”? No. ” Are both sentences common or would one of them be more preferable?
- ”?
- No.
- ” Are both sentences common or would one of them be more preferable?
- Both are OK.
- #2 seems a little bit more common to me.
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“Just take the elevator to the first floor below the ground.”? No. Say eg “Just take the elevator to the first floor down."
2)
“There are bank holidays in the Netherlands this week.”
“They have bank holidays in the Netherlands this week.”
Are both se
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