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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

How would you phrase?

Is it correct to put something in the door'?

I put the door mat in door to keep it from slamming shut.

Thank you
  

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It works for me, even though it isn't 100% the best expression. More exact would be 'between the door and the jamb. More to your example, try Block the door with the mat .

— Philip

  • It works for me, even though it isn't 100% the best expression.
  • More exact would be 'between the door and the jamb.
  • More to your example, try Block the door with the mat .
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It works for me, even though it isn't 100% the best expression. More exact would be 'between the door and the jamb. More to your example, try Block the door with the mat.
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AnonymousI put the door mat in doorway to keep it from slamming shut.
I'd make the one little change shown above.

CJ
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