At full blast, prescription
1)
My earphones were at full blast. Would this sentence be correct if I wanted to say that I couldn't hear him speak, because the music in my ears was too loud? It would perhaps be considered as exaggeration.
2)
I'm here to pick up the prescription pad. - I went to the doctor's to get the actual prescription for medication. (the piece of paper)
I'm here to pick um my prescrtiption. - I went there to pick up the medication.
Is my understanding of the difference between these two sentences correct?
Thank you.
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Ann225 My earphones were at full blast. Would this sentence be correct if I wanted to say that I couldn't hear him speak, because the music in my ears was too loud? Yes, that's correct.
- Ann225 My earphones were at full blast.
- Would this sentence be correct if I wanted to say that I couldn't hear him speak, because the music in my ears was too loud?
- Yes, that's correct.
- Ann225 I'm here to pick up the prescription pad.
- - I went to the doctor's to get the actual prescription for medication.
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Ann225My earphones were at full blast. Would this sentence be correct if I wanted to say that I couldn't hear him speak, because the music in my ears was too loud?
Yes, that's correct.
Ann225I'm here to pick up the prescription pad. - I went to the doctor's to get the actual prescription for medication. (the piece of paper)
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