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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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bed slopes
Could you please tell me how to phrase the following naturally?
The bed slopes. Make sure you lie with your head on the higher part of the bed not with your head on the lower part of the bed and your legs elevated.
The seat cushion slopes so to be comfortable you need to lean back into the chair. You can't sit upright on the edge of the chair. You won't be comfortable.
Thank you
The bed slopes. Make sure you lie with your head on the higher part of the bed not with your head on the lower part of the bed and your legs elevated.
The seat cushion slopes so to be comfortable you need to lean back into the chair. You can't sit upright on the edge of the chair. You won't be comfortable.
Thank you
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The bed slopes. Make sure you lie with your head at the high end, not the low with your legs up.. The seat cushion slopes so to be comfortable you need to lean back into the chair.
- The bed slopes.
- Make sure you lie with your head at the high end, not the low with your legs up..
- The seat cushion slopes so to be comfortable you need to lean back into the chair.
- You can't sit upright on the edge.
- You won't be comfortable.
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The bed slopes. Make sure you lie with your head at the high end, not the low with your legs up..
The seat cushion slopes so to be comfortable you need to lean back into the chair. You can't sit upright on the edge.. You won't be comfortable.
The seat cushion slopes so to be comfortable you need to lean back into the chair. You can't sit upright on the edge.. You won't be comfortable.
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How does the reader know if the cushion is higher at the front or the back?
Can I say 'backwards'? Could you tell me if this is correct?
The couch's seat cushions slope backwards which forces the person to sit back and have your back against the seat back. You can't sit up straight in front.
Do you say it this way?
The cushion is higher at the front and lower at the bac
Can I say 'backwards'? Could you tell me if this is correct?
The couch's seat cushions slope backwards which forces the person to sit back and have your back against the seat back. You can't sit up straight in front.
Do you say it this way?
The cushion is higher at the front and lower at the bac
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