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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

How to say the following situation?

Hello teachers,

Could you please answer my question. If there is someone standing on a chair or at the top of a ladder, and I want him to come down. What should I say? Are the following statements correct? I made them up, by the way. If there is a better term, please provide it.

1. Get off the chair, please.

2. Get off the ladder, please.

3. Come down, please.

4. Come to the bottom, please.

5. Come to the ground, please.


Thank you

  

Top answer

anonymous 1. Get off the chair, please. Even with please, this is a bit brusque.

— Anonymous

  • anonymous 1.
  • Get off the chair, please.
  • Even with please, this is a bit brusque.
  • anonymous 2.
  • Get off the ladder, please.
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anonymous1. Get off the chair, please.

Even with please, this is a bit brusque.

anonymous2. Get off the ladder, please.

Same.

anonymous3. Come down, please.

Fine.

anonymous4. Come to the bottom, please.

No. Nobody calls it the bot

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