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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Indoor/outdoor

Hi all,

I want to use a following sentences in my paper ;

"The machine is indoors." and
"The machine is outdoors."

to mean that the machine is inside/outside of building.

Do I use them correctly? As far as I know indoors and outdoors are adverb,
which can come after a verb.

Thanks in advance

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Top answer

It sounds fine to me. You're simply describing the location. "This is an outdoor machine," would mean that it's designed to withstand the weather.

— Avangi

  • It sounds fine to me.
  • You're simply describing the location.
  • "This is an outdoor machine," would mean that it's designed to withstand the weather.
  • )
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It sounds fine to me. You're simply describing the location.

"This is an outdoor machine," would mean that it's designed to withstand the weather.
(In this case, "outdoor" is an adjective.)
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