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Zany banana 409 Posted 9 years ago
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Coming from down at the ground floor

If I'm looking down at the ground floor from a window above at the second floor and see some smoke coiling upwards from down there, can I say the following?

I see smoke coming upwards from down at the ground floor.

My problem is basically with the part in italics and blue.

  

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You don't need "down at". "

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You don't need "down at". You can just say "I see smoke coming up from the ground floor."

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