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Engnety Posted 21 years ago
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Face the south, face to the south, or face south?
Many English teachers and students are arguing about this:
The window of the house faces south.
The window of the house faces the south.
The window fo the house faces to the south.
Which one/ones is/are correct?
They say: face can be a vt. or vi, when it is an vi, face south/face to the south is correct, when it is a vt., face the south is correct. Whicever is correct, I'm puzzed?
So I came here for your help.
Thousands of thans.
The window of the house faces south.
The window of the house faces the south.
The window fo the house faces to the south.
Which one/ones is/are correct?
They say: face can be a vt. or vi, when it is an vi, face south/face to the south is correct, when it is a vt., face the south is correct. Whicever is correct, I'm puzzed?
So I came here for your help.
Thousands of thans.
Top answer
They're all acceptable; the most usual in my neighborhood is "faces south". That's short and simple, isn't it? CJ
- They're all acceptable; the most usual in my neighborhood is "faces south".
- That's short and simple, isn't it?
- CJ
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They're all acceptable; the most usual in my neighborhood is "faces south". That's short and simple, isn't it?
CJ
CJ
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