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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Directions with Prepositions
Hello,
1. What's the difference among the following? Please give examples.
go straight ahead
go straight on
go straight down
go straight all the way
2. How are the following phrases used in a sentence as to directions or locations?
on the left side
on your left side
on your left
to your left
Can we say "The door to your left or on your left or etc."?
Can we say "Go on your left or on the left side or etc."?
Thank you in advance.
1. What's the difference among the following? Please give examples.
go straight ahead
go straight on
go straight down
go straight all the way
2. How are the following phrases used in a sentence as to directions or locations?
on the left side
on your left side
on your left
to your left
Can we say "The door to your left or on your left or etc."?
Can we say "Go on your left or on the left side or etc."?
Thank you in advance.
Top answer
1. What's the difference among the following? Please give examples.
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- What's the difference among the following?
- Please give examples.
- go straight ahead go straight on go straight down-- These first three are the same unless the 3rd case is on a hill.
- go straight all the way-- This seems odd to me 2.
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1. What's the difference among the following? Please give examples.
go straight ahead
go straight on
go straight down-- These first three are the same unless the 3rd case is on a hill.
go straight all the way-- This seems odd to me
2. How are the following phrases used in a sentence as to directions or locations?
on the left side
on
go straight ahead
go straight on
go straight down-- These first three are the same unless the 3rd case is on a hill.
go straight all the way-- This seems odd to me
2. How are the following phrases used in a sentence as to directions or locations?
on the left side
on
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