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Farassoo Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

let the breeze through

And one of the things I fret about the most is what to do with the windows. Should I keep them open to let the breeze through or close them to try to keep the cool air in as long as possible?

Hello. I found the text here(http://vancouversun.com/news/staff-blogs/hot-day-windows-open-closed)
I want to know what through means here. I thought it should be move through or something like that before through. I was trying to write a sentence using 'breeze'. Is this correct?
I opened the window to let the breeze ...(I can't complete it!)
  

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farassoo I want to know what "t hroug h" means here. It means (allow the breeze to go) through the windows . farassoo I opened the window to let the breeze in/through.

— Teechr

  • farassoo I want to know what "t hroug h" means here.
  • It means (allow the breeze to go) through the windows .
  • farassoo I opened the window to let the breeze in/through.
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farassooI want to know what "through" means here.
It means (allow the breeze to go) through the windows.
farassooI opened the window to let the breeze in/through.
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farassooI opened the window to let the breeze ...(I can't complete it!)
... to let the breeze in. ... to let the breeze through.
...... (into the room) ...... (pass through the open window)

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