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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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rotate the blanket

Is the bold right?
The blanket isn't a square it's a rectangular. *The blanket isn't the correct way, can you rotate it so that it is.*
  

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Hi, Is the bold right? The blanket isn't a square it's a rectangular. * This is something that would be said idiomatically.

  • Hi, Is the bold right?
  • The blanket isn't a square it's a rectangular.
  • * This is something that would be said idiomatically.
  • eg The blanket isn't the right way around.
  • Can you turn it so that it is?
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Hi,

Is the bold right?
The blanket isn't a square it's a rectangular. *The blanket isn't the correct way, can you rotate it so that it is.*

This is something that would be said idiomatically.
eg The blanket isn't the right way around. Can you turn it so that it is?
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Does this mean that you need to flip the blanket around or that you need to rotate it?
How do you say both ways?
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Hi,

If the top is on the bottom, and the bottom is on the top,
I'd say eg It's upside-down. Turn it right side up.

But who cares if a blanket is upside-down?
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I care because I didn't want my feet to be cold.Emotion: big smile
This is what happened

If the blanket is rectangular and it isn
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Hi,

As I already said -

This is something that would be said idiomatically.
eg The blanket isn't the right way around. Can you turn it so that it is?

Clive
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What does it mean The blanket isn't the right way around. Can you turn it so that it is?

Does it mean you have to flip it?
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What does it mean The blanket isn't the right way around. Can you turn it so that it is?

Does it mean you have to flip it?

Can you say that this is the bottom part of the blanket that is supposed to be at the feet and not the head so turn it around.

How can I say the underline?
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The blanket is symmetrical.
If you turn it 180 degrees, it will still appear to be the same.
You need to turn it 90 degrees in order to make a difference as to how it fits the bed.

<< Does it mean you have to flip it? >>
No, that would generally indicate to turn it "the other side up." On a bed, "up" is toward the ce
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AnonymousWhat does it mean The blanket isn't the right way around. Can you turn it so that it is?
Does it mean you have to flip it?
I see your question had been already answered, just in case you are still confused, here is two cents that may help you.
When we say "rotating" something, we usually have the understanding that whatever it is being rotated

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