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Tostyle un Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Basic English
Hello teachers,
Is this how you say for a pipe that is straight n not bent?
"Four pipes point straight while the rest are bent."
Should point be used before straight?
Thank you.
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g. if the pipes are lined up pointing in a desired direction in a plumbing installation. "
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- if the pipes are lined up pointing in a desired direction in a plumbing installation.
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"point straight" could possibly be used in a context where the idea of "pointing" is important, e.g. if the pipes are lined up pointing in a desired direction in a plumbing installation. If you merely want to say that the pipes are straight, then say just that: "Four pipes are straight while the rest are bent."
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