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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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it is very cool
Reduce the AC, it is very cool.
Is this sentence correct?
Actually I wanted to say that it is very cool so I don't need AC, but if you need please reduce its ______ so that it is not very cool.
If possible please fill in the blank also.
Is this sentence correct?
Actually I wanted to say that it is very cool so I don't need AC, but if you need please reduce its ______ so that it is not very cool.
If possible please fill in the blank also.
Top answer
Anon, you've asked an interesting question. If it's too cold and you want the air conditioner to not put out so much cold air, do you say "Lower the AC" (meaning put it on a low setting) or "Raise the AC" (meaning, set the temperature higher)? However, when you add "it's too cold" then it's clear what you mean.
- Anon, you've asked an interesting question.
- If it's too cold and you want the air conditioner to not put out so much cold air, do you say "Lower the AC" (meaning put it on a low setting) or "Raise the AC" (meaning, set the temperature higher)?
- However, when you add "it's too cold" then it's clear what you mean.
- " Or "Could we turn off the AC?
- "
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Anon, you've asked an interesting question.
If it's too cold and you want the air conditioner to not put out so much cold air, do you say "Lower the AC" (meaning put it on a low setting) or "Raise the AC" (meaning, set the temperature higher)? However, when you add "it's too cold" then it's clear what you mean.
"Please lower the AC -- it's a little cold now." Or "Could we turn of
If it's too cold and you want the air conditioner to not put out so much cold air, do you say "Lower the AC" (meaning put it on a low setting) or "Raise the AC" (meaning, set the temperature higher)? However, when you add "it's too cold" then it's clear what you mean.
"Please lower the AC -- it's a little cold now." Or "Could we turn of
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Grammar GeekAnon, you've asked an interesting question.
If it's too cold and you want the air conditioner to not put out so much cold air, do you say "Lower the AC" (meaning put it on a low setting) or "Raise the AC" (meaning, set the temperature higher)? However, when you add "it's too cold" then it's clear what you mean.
"Please lower the AC -- it's a
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