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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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point remote to the TV
Is this correct?
"You need to be pointing the remote to the TV if you want to work."
"You need to be pointing the remote to the TV if you want to work."
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Not quite. You need to [point / be pointing] the remote at the TV if you want it to work.
- Not quite.
- You need to [point / be pointing] the remote at the TV if you want it to work.
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Not quite.
You need to [point / be pointing] the remote at the TV if you want it to work.
You need to [point / be pointing] the remote at the TV if you want it to work.
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