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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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elevator

What is the correct way of expressing the action of getting the elevator? "I will get the elevator"? "I will press for the elevator"? or "I will call the elevator"?

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All of those are correct. But the most natural of them is 'I'll get the elevator' or 'Ill get it'. But usually we do it without saying anything because it is such a minor and unimportant thing to do.

— Clive

  • All of those are correct.
  • But the most natural of them is 'I'll get the elevator' or 'Ill get it'.
  • But usually we do it without saying anything because it is such a minor and unimportant thing to do.
  • Clive
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All of those are correct. But the most natural of them is 'I'll get the elevator' or 'Ill get it'.

But usually we do it without saying anything because it is such a minor and unimportant thing to do.

Clive
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