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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
AT or ON
How would you naturally say these please?
- Turn the music up to a max./Turn the music up at a max.
- The speakers aren't on at a max/aren't on at max.
Thank you
- Turn the music up to a max./Turn the music up at a max.
- The speakers aren't on at a max/aren't on at max.
Thank you
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/Turn the music up to the max. - The speakers aren't on at the max/aren't on at max.
- /Turn the music up to the max.
- - The speakers aren't on at the max/aren't on at max.
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Turn the music up to the max./Turn the music up to the max.
- The speakers aren't on at the max/aren't on at max.
- The speakers aren't on at the max/aren't on at max.
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Hello Mister Micawber,
Could you please tell me how you would write this yourself, because I've gotten different answers and you're an expert.
Which would native say?
Turn the hotplate up to the max.
Turn the hotplate up to it's max setting.
Turn the hotplate up to it's max temperature.
Thanks
Could you please tell me how you would write this yourself, because I've gotten different answers and you're an expert.
Which would native say?
Turn the hotplate up to the max.
Turn the hotplate up to it's max setting.
Turn the hotplate up to it's max temperature.
Thanks
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