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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
internet connection through door
Would you tell me how to phrase this sentence?
The internet connection isn't very good from in the room. The router is in the living room. It is even worse if you close the bedroom door. It seems like the connection has trouble going through the door. It works better with the door open.
Thank you very much
The internet connection isn't very good from in the room. The router is in the living room. It is even worse if you close the bedroom door. It seems like the connection has trouble going through the door. It works better with the door open.
Thank you very much
Top answer
The WiFi signal degrades when the doors are closed.
- The WiFi signal degrades when the doors are closed.
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that sentence sums it up thank you but for the sake of grammar, which is correct in or inside, should from be left?
how would you phrase the underlined sentence?
The internet connection isn't very good (from) in/inside the room. The router is in the living room. It is even worse if you close the bedroom door. It seems like the connection has trouble going through the door.
how would you phrase the underlined sentence?
The internet connection isn't very good (from) in/inside the room. The router is in the living room. It is even worse if you close the bedroom door. It seems like the connection has trouble going through the door.
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AnonymousIt seems like the connection has trouble going through the door.It seems like the router's WiFi signal cannot penetrate the door.
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Is "going through" not natural in the above sentence or is it just to literal?
Could you tell me how to phrase this please? Would you write it differently?
At home my tv is through the Internet is this the case for you and how would an English speaker say this?
At home, our tv works is through the internet. If our internet isn't working our tv decoder isn't working
Could you tell me how to phrase this please? Would you write it differently?
At home my tv is through the Internet is this the case for you and how would an English speaker say this?
At home, our tv works is through the internet. If our internet isn't working our tv decoder isn't working
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1. "go through"
I go through the doors in my house all the time. "Go through a door" implies that there is an open passageway. I can go through a window, too, in case of an emergency.
2. Connection.
A signal is different from a connection. A connection is a joint where two links come together.
We make travel connections at airports or train stations.
It also refer
I go through the doors in my house all the time. "Go through a door" implies that there is an open passageway. I can go through a window, too, in case of an emergency.
2. Connection.
A signal is different from a connection. A connection is a joint where two links come together.
We make travel connections at airports or train stations.
It also refer
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Thank you
This is what I was looking for.
I get my TV service via an internet service provider. If the internet service is down, I cannot watch TV.
In spoken English,
Would it be ok to say 'I get my tv via the internet.' It is shorter. Would an native speaker ever say this?
I don't understand what the difference between a gateway and a router is. I've been readin
This is what I was looking for.
I get my TV service via an internet service provider. If the internet service is down, I cannot watch TV.
In spoken English,
Would it be ok to say 'I get my tv via the internet.' It is shorter. Would an native speaker ever say this?
I don't understand what the difference between a gateway and a router is. I've been readin
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AnonymousrouterA router receives incoming packets of information and directs them to one of many output ports, depending on the address in the packet's header. A router is like a post office, which forwards letters to more distant post offices depending on the address on the letter.
A gateway receives a information carried on a signal from on
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AnonymousWould it be ok to say 'I get my tv via the internet.' It is shorter. Would an native speaker ever say this?Yes, most native speakers are technophobes.
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