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Clee62 Posted 15 years ago
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On top of or else?

Hi,

I am wondering if i use the right phrase. When I am in a skyscraper which has 56 floors, and I am on 40th floor. Can I say I am on top of the building looking at the night city view through the window? If not, please tell me how i should say it?

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Hi, I am wondering if i use the right phrase. When I am in a skyscraper which has 56 floors, and I am on 40th floor. Can I say I am on top of the building looking at the night city view through the window?

— Clive

  • Hi, I am wondering if i use the right phrase.
  • When I am in a skyscraper which has 56 floors, and I am on 40th floor.
  • Can I say I am on top of the building looking at the night city view through the window?
  • If not, please tell me how i should say it?
  • on top of the building sounds like you are on the roof.
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Hi,

I am wondering if i use the right phrase. When I am in a skyscraper which has 56 floors, and I am on 40th floor. Can I say I am on top of the building looking at the night city view through the window? If not, please tell me how i should say it?

on top of the building sounds like you are on the roof.
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