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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
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move away/move aside/move to the side
Sometimes my brother come in front of TV while I am watching and I couldn't see it. So I ask him to "move away" "move aside" "move to the side" so that I can see TV.
Which one is correct in this situation?
Which one is correct in this situation?
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throwing a shoe at him all of your suggestions are ok
- throwing a shoe at him all of your suggestions are ok
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Thank you Nona-the-Brit
Can I also say "go aside", "go away", "go to the side" to mean the same?
Can I also say "go aside", "go away", "go to the side" to mean the same?
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Hi,
Colloquial things to say include 'Move over, please' and 'Can you get out of my way, please?'
Clive
Colloquial things to say include 'Move over, please' and 'Can you get out of my way, please?'
Clive
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