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JUNHEE LEE Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

"keep yourself to the wall"

My daughter always likes to run through the corridor in the building.
I always have to say words to her not to bump to the openning doors which are located on one side.

"Keep yourself to the wall."
"Get yourself to the wall"
"Get to the wall"
"To the wall"

Are all of these OK to say?

Please help me:)
  

Top answer

None of the above sounds natural or even friendly! You may say: Stay close to the wall. Keep away from the doors.

— Teechr

  • None of the above sounds natural or even friendly!
  • You may say: Stay close to the wall.
  • Keep away from the doors.
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4 Answers
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None of the above sounds natural or even friendly!
You may say:
Stay close to the wall.
Keep away from the doors.
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Stay close to the wall.
Keep away from the doors.

Is that OK I switch "stay" and "keep" each other?
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