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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Coud you please correct the following?
Coud you please correct the following?
The seat is meant/made for that.
Either turn up the heat or turn down the AC, whichever (one) you can do.
The eyeball spout above my seat is blowing out heat and not fresh air.
Try directing the fresh air towards your head by moving the eyeball spout.
Do you know how long before we arrive?
Thanks
The seat is meant/made for that.
Either turn up the heat or turn down the AC, whichever (one) you can do.
The eyeball spout above my seat is blowing out heat and not fresh air.
Try directing the fresh air towards your head by moving the eyeball spout.
Do you know how long before we arrive?
Thanks
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The seat is meant/made for that. Either turn up the heat or turn down the AC, whichever (one) you can do. The eyeball spout above my seat is blowing out heat and not fresh air.
- The seat is meant/made for that.
- Either turn up the heat or turn down the AC, whichever (one) you can do.
- The eyeball spout above my seat is blowing out heat and not fresh air.
- Try directing the fresh air towards your head by moving the eyeball spout.
- Do you know how long (it is) before we arrive?
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The seat is meant/made for that.
Either turn up the heat or turn down the AC, whichever (one) you can do.
The eyeball spout above my seat is blowing out heat and not fresh air.
Try directing the fresh air towards your head by moving the eyeball spout.
Do you know how long (it is) before we arrive?
All OK.
CJ
Either turn up the heat or turn down the AC, whichever (one) you can do.
The eyeball spout above my seat is blowing out heat and not fresh air.
Try directing the fresh air towards your head by moving the eyeball spout.
Do you know how long (it is) before we arrive?
All OK.
CJ
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Hi,
The seat is meant/made for that. Both sound OK. Maybe depends on the context.
Either turn up the heat or turn down the AC, whichever (one) you can do. OK. Some people call it AC, some say the words in full.
The eyeball spout above my seat is blowing out heat and not fresh air.
The seat is meant/made for that. Both sound OK. Maybe depends on the context.
Either turn up the heat or turn down the AC, whichever (one) you can do. OK. Some people call it AC, some say the words in full.
The eyeball spout above my seat is blowing out heat and not fresh air.
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