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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

In a draft

Draft being "wind" how would you say this or let the person on the phone know?
If you are on your cell phone and you tell the person you are talking to "I can't hear anything you are saying. I am in a draft"

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Anonymous Draft being "wind" No, generally not. A draft is inside the house or building. I can't hear anything you are saying.

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  • Anonymous Draft being "wind" No, generally not.
  • A draft is inside the house or building.
  • I can't hear anything you are saying.
  • It is too windy here.
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AnonymousDraft being "wind"
No, generally not. A draft is inside the house or building.

I can't hear anything you are saying. It is too windy here.
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A draft is a current of air inside; wind happens outside. Drafts usually aren't noisy.
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We have draughts in Britain.
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I thought that was what we call "checkers." (Pretend I hit the smiley-face button here.)
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