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Gene93 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

full blast/at full blast

Hello,
Would both of them sound good in:
- The neighbors had their TV on full blast/at full blast.
- Listening to music full blast/at full blast can be very harmful.
- She turned the car stereo on at full blast/full blast.
Some dictionaries say that both versions are acceptable, but I am not so sure. Are there any significant differences in usage?

Thank you.
  

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Gene93 Would both of them sound good in: Without the preposition it is more informal.

— Mister Micawber

  • Gene93 Would both of them sound good in: Without the preposition it is more informal.
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Gene93Would both of them sound good in:
Without the preposition it is more informal.
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