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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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What direction/position does the morning and afternoon sun shine from?
What direction does the morning and afternoon sun shine in?
These are incorrect but what do you think he meant? Do the words in red make it correct?
Where does the sun shine from if my house is facing west and is getting lots of light?
From what direction does the sun shine if my house is facing west and is getting lots of light?
Is this a correct sentence?
The sun shines from a direction/position. (from the west)
The sun shines from the west in the afternoon.
Depending on the orientation of your house parts of your house will get more sunlight than other parts. I know the sun sets in the west. If you have a south facing home with its axis running east-west then the front of your house is getting more sunlight than the back in the winter.
If the front of your south facing home is getting a lot of light in the winter at 2pm the it stands to reason that the sun is shinning from the south at that time of day. (Is this correct?)
Thank you
Some of these sentences were found online.
Are these questions correct and make sense
What direction/position does the morning and afternoon sun shine from?
What direction does the morning and afternoon sun shine in?
These are incorrect but what do you think he meant? Do the words in red make it correct?
Where does the sun shine from if my house is facing west and is getting lots of light?
From what direction does the sun shine if my house is facing west and is getting lots of light?
Is this a correct sentence?
The sun shines from a direction/position. (from the west)
The sun shines from the west in the afternoon.
Depending on the orientation of your house parts of your house will get more sunlight than other parts. I know the sun sets in the west. If you have a south facing home with its axis running east-west then the front of your house is getting more sunlight than the back in the winter.
If the front of your south facing home is getting a lot of light in the winter at 2pm the it stands to reason that the sun is shinning from the south at that time of day. (Is this correct?)
Thank you
Top answer
Sunlight comes into east-facing windows in the morning and west-facing windows in the late afternoon. South-facing windows will get midday sunlight. Anonymous Where does the sun shine from if my house is facing west The orientation of your house has no influence on the sun's apparent path through the sky.
- Sunlight comes into east-facing windows in the morning and west-facing windows in the late afternoon.
- South-facing windows will get midday sunlight.
- Anonymous Where does the sun shine from if my house is facing west The orientation of your house has no influence on the sun's apparent path through the sky.
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Sunlight comes into east-facing windows in the morning and west-facing windows in the late afternoon.
South-facing windows will get midday sunlight.
South-facing windows will get midday sunlight.
AnonymousWhere does the sun shine from if my house is facing westThe orientation of your house has no influence on the sun's apparent path through the sky.
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