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Mowgli Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
He is indoor?, indoors
Hello,
I´ve a picture. There is a boy in the picture who is just going into a house.
Which of these sentences are all right?
a) The boy is going indoor.
b) The boy is going indoors.
c) The boy is going into the house.
I would say c is OK and b may be also, however, I would say a is wrong. I know the expression indoor only as an adjective - indoor/outdoor activity.
Do you agrree with me?
Thank you for your answers Mowgli
I´ve a picture. There is a boy in the picture who is just going into a house.
Which of these sentences are all right?
a) The boy is going indoor.
b) The boy is going indoors.
c) The boy is going into the house.
I would say c is OK and b may be also, however, I would say a is wrong. I know the expression indoor only as an adjective - indoor/outdoor activity.
Do you agrree with me?
Thank you for your answers Mowgli
Top answer
a) is wrong, as you suggest. b) is perfectly correct, as is c.
- a) is wrong, as you suggest.
- b) is perfectly correct, as is c.
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