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Aqua aqua 38 Posted 4 years ago
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Quietly walk upstairs, or, walk quietly upstairs?
Quietly walk upstairs, or, walk quietly upstairs?
When writing instructions would you write:
next, walk quietly upstairs.
next, quietly walk upstairs.
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They both sound odd. How else would you get upstairs than to walk? And upstairs is what you call the place you end up when you go up stairs.
- They both sound odd.
- How else would you get upstairs than to walk?
- And upstairs is what you call the place you end up when you go up stairs.
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They both sound odd. How else would you get upstairs than to walk? And upstairs is what you call the place you end up when you go up stairs.
I might make it "Go quietly up the stairs."
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aqua aqua 38Next, walk quietly upstairs.
That is fine. If you want a good alternative verb:
Next, tiptoe upstairs.
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