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Fire1 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Do both sentences have the same meaning and natural?
1.Turn left 90°
2.Turn 90° to the left
Do both sentences have the same meaning and natural?
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Yes. More fully "turn left through ninety degrees". Also commonly "turn ninety degrees left".
- Yes.
- More fully "turn left through ninety degrees".
- Also commonly "turn ninety degrees left".
- In this (I assume) non-mathematical or non-technical usage, I would, in formal writing, prefer to write out "ninety degrees" in words.
- In everyday writing what you have is OK.
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Yes. More fully "turn left through ninety degrees". Also commonly "turn ninety degrees left".
In this (I assume) non-mathematical or non-technical usage, I would, in formal writing, prefer to write out "ninety degrees" in words. In everyday writing what you have is OK.
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