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Onizo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Head to here.
1. Put your head this side.
2. Put your head to this side.
Which one is better, and what would be the implication of "to" here?
Thank you.
2. Put your head to this side.
Which one is better, and what would be the implication of "to" here?
Thank you.
Top answer
Neither one is natural. ) Put your head on the pillow.
- Neither one is natural.
- ) Put your head on the pillow.
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Neither one is natural.
Turn your head to the (right / left / side.)
Put your head on the pillow.
Turn your head to the (right / left / side.)
Put your head on the pillow.
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Thank you.
Is the sentence just completly un-natural?
My son was lying on (a/the) bed with his feet at the head frame.
"turn yourself around so that your head can be at the head board" was what I meant.
2. Which article should I use for the bed?
Is the sentence just completly un-natural?
My son was lying on (a/the) bed with his feet at the head frame.
"turn yourself around so that your head can be at the head board" was what I meant.
2. Which article should I use for the bed?
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onizo2. Which article should I use for the bed?Either one. "The bed" - likely where he normally sleeps, or one in the immediate vicinity.
My son was lying on a bed with his feet towards the headboard.
Turn around and put your feet in the opposite direction.
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onizoIs the sentence just completely un-natural?Not if your son's position was equally unnatural.
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Thank you for your help.
Now if the sentence is not so bad, can you give an answer for my original question?
Now if the sentence is not so bad, can you give an answer for my original question?
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