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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
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Which is correct and natural? Turn the volume up to the maximum. Turn the volume up to the maximum setting. The volume isn't at the maximum. The volume isn't at the maximum setting. The volume isn't to the maximum. The volume isn't to the maximum setting. Turn the volume to its peak. The volume isn't at its peak. What side of the train do we get off on? I'd say this as the answer would be "You get off ON this side" What side of the train do we get off of? Thank you so much |
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Hi I would say that.. - The word setting is not usually needed with "maximum", though it is useful in some contexts - When turning the volume up or down then the preposition is "to" - When describing the current volume the preposition is "at" So.. - Turn the volume up to the maximum - You've got the volume at the maximum:.
- Hi I would say that..
- - The word setting is not usually needed with "maximum", though it is useful in some contexts - When turning the volume up or down then the preposition is "to" - When describing the current volume the preposition is "at" So..
- - Turn the volume up to the maximum - You've got the volume at the maximum:.
- Please would you turn it down - turn it to a lower setting Most trains in the UK have electric doors that only open on the correct side.
- Occasionaly, a train comes into a station with platforms on either side of the train.
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Hi
I would say that..
- The word setting is not usually needed with "maximum", though it is useful in some contexts
- When turning the volume up or down then the preposition is "to"
- When describing the current volume the preposition is "at"
So..
- Turn the volume up to the maximum
- You've got the volume at the maximum:. Please woul
I would say that..
- The word setting is not usually needed with "maximum", though it is useful in some contexts
- When turning the volume up or down then the preposition is "to"
- When describing the current volume the preposition is "at"
So..
- Turn the volume up to the maximum
- You've got the volume at the maximum:. Please woul
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