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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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is there a end and beginning of a platform?
The 2 words may be incorrect but how would you phrase the sentence?
First class cars are at the beginning/front of the platform not at the end so when people in first class get off, they don't need to walk as much to get the the exits. [is it correct to say 'beginning and front or end of platform?]
Thank you
First class cars are at the beginning/front of the platform not at the end so when people in first class get off, they don't need to walk as much to get the the exits. [is it correct to say 'beginning and front or end of platform?]
Thank you
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The front of the platform corresponds to the front of the train.
- The front of the platform corresponds to the front of the train.
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So you say 'front of the platform and 'end or back of the platform?
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