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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
move seat up / back
Do you move a seat up / back?
How would one say:
Who moved the the driver seat up? I can't fit my legs. Did someone drive my car while I was gone.
I had to move the seat back because someone a lot shorter had driven my car.
Thanks
How would one say:
Who moved the the driver seat up? I can't fit my legs. Did someone drive my car while I was gone.
I had to move the seat back because someone a lot shorter had driven my car.
Thanks
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That's all good, except "can't fit my legs" is a little unnatural. "Can't get my legs in" or "my knees are hitting the dash" or something.
- That's all good, except "can't fit my legs" is a little unnatural.
- "Can't get my legs in" or "my knees are hitting the dash" or something.
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That's all good, except "can't fit my legs" is a little unnatural. "Can't get my legs in" or "my knees are hitting the dash" or something.
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