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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
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Covered vs Sheltered

Can someone fix these sentences for me.

1 I was downstairs outside my lobby under a brick covering that covereed me/sheltered me from the rain.
2 The plants on our balcony don't get went when it rains as the balcony is covered/sheltered by the balcony/edge up above.

By brick covering I mean an EDGE maybe that sticks out from above a store window that you stand under if it rains.

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I would use 'brick projection', not 'covering'.

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  • I would use 'brick projection', not 'covering'.
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I would use 'brick projection', not 'covering'.
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I in both, would you use COVERED or SHELTERED?

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'Sheltered' in #1; both in #2
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