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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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from windows on/to the left
Bright light floods the room from windows on/to the left.
Hi,
Do both on and to fit in the above and convey a similar idea? If not, what are their differences? Thanks.
Hi,
Do both on and to fit in the above and convey a similar idea? If not, what are their differences? Thanks.
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Yes, they have a similar meaning. "On the left" implies a closer proximity. "To the left" might be a mile away.
- Yes, they have a similar meaning.
- "On the left" implies a closer proximity.
- "To the left" might be a mile away.
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Yes, they have a similar meaning.
"On the left" implies a closer proximity.
"To the left" might be a mile away.
"He walked down a street which had shops on the left."
"He walked through a field with hills to the left
"On the left" implies a closer proximity.
"To the left" might be a mile away.
"He walked down a street which had shops on the left."
"He walked through a field with hills to the left
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