Checked for feet under the stalls/stall doors
I entered the restroom and checked for feet under the stalls/stall doors before I started to change.
I did a search on Google which showed that "checked for feet under the stalls" had way more hits than "checked for feet under the stall doors."
The latter seems more logic to me. What would you go with?
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anonymous I did a search on Google That is a poor way to learn to write well. anonymous What would you go with? under the stalls You can usually see feet from the side just as well.
- anonymous I did a search on Google That is a poor way to learn to write well.
- anonymous What would you go with?
- under the stalls You can usually see feet from the side just as well.
- If not, use "doors".
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anonymousI did a search on Google
That is a poor way to learn to write well.
anonymousWhat would you go with?
under the stalls
You can usually see feet from the side just as well. If not, use "doors".
0anonymousThe latter seems more logical to me.
But it's not. One's feet are not typically under the doors of the stalls. They are inside the stall, not partially hanging out of the stall under the door.
CJ
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