0
Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Interjection!

Hi, what do you say to a dog lying on the bed that you want to chase away coz he's not allowed to lie there? Thanks!
  

Top answer

Anything you like. He doesn't understand English, just the tone of your voice, your looks and gestures.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anything you like.
  • He doesn't understand English, just the tone of your voice, your looks and gestures.
Free · every Monday

Get the Weekly English Kit 📬

New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.

10 Answers
0
Anything you like. He doesn't understand English, just the tone of your voice, your looks and gestures.
0
0
Ok, touché. ;-) But if I wanted to use words? "Come down", "get down", "go away" or "come off"?
0
0
Hi,

I'd just say 'Down!' My dog's grasp of grammar is rather basic.
0
0
If you have a dog that understands commands, "Down!" means "lie down." That would be confusing to the dog, since he's already lying on the bed. "Off!" is your better choice.
0
0
Or 'Off the ** bed, you mangy, flea-bitten *** ***'.
0
0
Not a dog fan, I'm guessing? (Ours slept on the bed with us.)
0
0
AnonymousHi, what do you say to a dog lying on the bed that you want to chase away coz he's not allowed to lie there? Thanks!
Git! Git offa there!

CJ
0

Related Questions