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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Look at how/look how
would one say
Look at how you're sleeping, you're feet are dangling off/from the bed
or
Look how you're sleeping, you're feet are dangling off/from the bed
one more thing
is this correct
Look at how you're sleeping, you're feet are dangling off/from the bed
or
Look how you're sleeping, you're feet are dangling off/from the bed
one more thing
is this correct
- She had to exchange her device 3 times before she got one that worked
Top answer
Both with and without 'at' are very common. Device sentence is correct.
- Both with and without 'at' are very common.
- Device sentence is correct.
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Both with and without 'at' are very common.
Device sentence is correct.
Device sentence is correct.
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Note, single-digit numbers are usually spelled out: 'three times' instead of '3 times'.
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Look at how you're sleeping; your feet are dangling off/from the bed
Look how you're sleeping; your feet are dangling off/from the bed
Look how you're sleeping; your feet are dangling off/from the bed
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Yoong LiatLook at how you're sleeping; your feet are dangling off/from the bed
Look how you're sleeping; your feet are dangling off/from the bed.
Goog catch, Liat. I was concentrating on the intended question of the preposition and failed to notice the punctuation problem. I think many would prefer a colon over a semi-colon
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