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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

seating or sitting?

Would I say: please do not move the table frpm the sitting or seating arrangement?
  

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Probably the latter but it depends on the context. Why not just say this? Please do not move the table away from the chairs.

— Clive

  • Probably the latter but it depends on the context.
  • Why not just say this?
  • Please do not move the table away from the chairs.
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Probably the latter but it depends on the context.

Why not just say this?
Please do not move the table away from the chairs.
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Anonymous Would I say: please do not move the table frpm the sitting or seating arrangement?
If you are talking about a situation where place cards are used to show guests where to sit,

Please do not change the seating arrangement.

(Not sitting arrangement.)

CJ
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