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Pen slide 883 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Eyes on the road

Hi, teachers~

I heard this expression on a TV show and it came from non-native speaker instructor.

It is "Look at the front when diving." and doesn't sound right. (not sure...)

I am wondering how it sounds to you...

I would also like to know if 'eyes on the road' is the only expression or there are more...

Thanks in advance~

  

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" This English is OK. We say eg 'Keep your eyes on the road'. eg 'Pay attention to the road".

— Clive

  • " This English is OK.
  • We say eg 'Keep your eyes on the road'.
  • eg 'Pay attention to the road".
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"Look to at the front when driving." This English is OK.


We say

eg 'Keep your eyes on the road'.

eg 'Pay attention to the road".

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