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JKBelieve Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
'down the floor' what does this mean?
0 I just read an ad about the Lloyd's of London....it seems like a pretty interesting place. Anyway in the ad I found this sentence hard to understand 'After which you will be led into the atrium and down the floor of The Room' 02 br
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00 I was just wonder if it shouldn't be 'down to the floor' instead of being 'down the floor'....have I been wrong once again? 02 br
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00 Thanx ^^ 0-
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00 I was just wonder if it shouldn't be 'down to the floor' instead of being 'down the floor'....have I been wrong once again? 02 br
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00 Thanx ^^ 0-
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0 The trading room/area of these organisations is called 'the floor'. 0-
- 0 The trading room/area of these organisations is called 'the floor'.
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0 The trading room/area of these organisations is called 'the floor'. They will lead you through the room called 'the floor'. 0-
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0 >if it shouldn't be 'down to the floor' 02 br
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00 No, it's correct, it means: 02 br
00 led/taken along/across the floor 0-
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00 No, it's correct, it means: 02 br
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