Sit idle, beam onto
Hi,
"I had time to send her a quick message when I sat idle at a red light / the traffic lights."
"During the festival of lights, people get to see scenes of various colours beamed onto the buildings." (I'd probably use 'projected onto' but I'm curious about the use of 'beam' in this case.
Are both of these sentences natural and grammatical?
Thank you.
Top answer
Ann225 Are both of these sentences natural and grammatical? 'Beam' is not a good choice. I had time to send her a quick message while I waited at a red light / the traffic light.
- Ann225 Are both of these sentences natural and grammatical?
- 'Beam' is not a good choice.
- I had time to send her a quick message while I waited at a red light / the traffic light.
- During the Festival of Lights , people can see scenes in various colours projected onto the buildings.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
Ann225Are both of these sentences natural and grammatical?
'Beam' is not a good choice.
I had time to send her a quick message while I waited at a red light / the traffic light.
During the Festival of Lights, people
0
Related Questions